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No. 9 | HAND BOOK AND DIRESTORY OF GEBU ; PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 1928 Published by CEBU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE > — GEBU, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. 1 ROI KR ryt te LOOK FOR THIS TRADE NAME SOCONY Assure Yourself OF RECEIVING HIGHEST QUALITY AND GOURTEOUS SERVICE STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK GOTIAOCO BUILDING CEBU eae ia ‘- ——o | FIVE DEEP SEA GOING FREIGHTERS AND SMALL SEA GOING CRAFT BERTHED AT THE CEBU WHARF CEBU THE SECOND CITY OF THE PHILIPPINES. THE PORT, situation: Latitude 10 degrees, 8 minutes North; Longitude 124 degrees, 10 minutes east. Pilotage, Not Compulsory. | PORT CHARGES: Tonnage or wharf dues, $.0614 (U. S- Cy.) per net registered ton, or $171 per 1000 kilo- | grams on merchandise loaded and,’ or discharged, at ship’s ey fans Customs, $5.00 entrance and clearance. Light and other charges, nil. STEVEDORING: Rates for loading cargo: Hemp $.04 per bale, Sugar $.221% per tonne (1000 kilos.) Copra $.0134 per sack. Discharging eargo $1744 og tonne. Overtime charges nominal. General wharf labor seven to eight cents U. S. Cy., per hour. | WHARF ACCOMODATIONS: Concrete wharf 917 meters long divided into four berths having a depth of 17, 24, 25 and 30 feet, respectively. The new concrete wharf 417 meters long lacks filling only which is now being placed and should be ready for use soon. This new wharf will accomodate vessels of sixteen foot draft. All docks are provided with fender piles and vessels may lone. or discharge at any season. Work on the new port works will be begun during 1928. * ere OTHER WHARVES IN CEBU HARBOR: Philippine Refining Corporation, Coconut Oil Manufacturers and exporters, Concrete wharf 325 feet long with depth of 3114 feet. The Standard Oil Company of New York at their storage warehouses and tanks have good facilities for handling their cargoes. The Asiatic Petroleum Company have just completed extensive storage warehouse where the facilities for handling cargo are good. THE HOA HIN SLIPWAYS AND MACHINE SHOPS are prepared to effeet minor or extensive repairs to ship machinery, with four slips handling ships up to 300 tons. | CONSULAR REPRESENTATION: Great Britain, Netherlands, Norway; Spain and China. : | Glegante, sotida, exacto Lia Estrella bel Darts LEVY HERMANOS I P. O. Box 238 CEBU Tel. 179 NEW Donse Bronens FOUR AND SIX CYLINDERS. THE MARVEL OF 1928.: Also Tires Eisemann magnetos, Automobile parts Willard Batteries accessories and Oils 4 — e'asoline. ESTRELLA AUTO PALACE Levy Hermanos Inc. LEGASPI CEBU TEL. 645 ZAMORA P. 0. BOX 238 J ow oR, + a ia f | a CEBU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFICERS FOR 1928 i Cyrus Padgett... ............ .. President | Manuel Go Tianuy ...... .. .. .. .. Vice-President | Gabriel A. Daza.... .. .. .. .. .. .. Secretary W.R. Giberson.. ........ .. .. ... Treasurer oe ee William Naismith... .......... .. ..}Directors MP OS ie ee eas mr CONS | K, B. Day—Manila representative & member of the Board. | THE CEBU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE was organized a number of years ago to promote the civic and commercial welfare of the Port of Cebu. Its membership in- | cludes all races and all classes of business, being the pioneer cosmopolitan body of | businessmen organized in the P. I. : It is prepared to offer its services to further the interests of Cebu in whatever : manner it can. It will be glad to give any information at its disposal on request, | . and to assist in making business connections both for export and import. It is an- | xious to cooperate with Chambers of Commerce and other commercial entities throughout the world in the promotion of mutually advantageous proiects. | THE CEBU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE bespeaks the opportunity to serve. Ail | communications should be addressed to the Secretary, who will give them prompt attention. Cable Address GO TIAQCO Y HERMANOS P. 0. Box 106 “GOTIAOCO” IMPORTER AND EXPORTERS ae Cebu Dealing in Rico, Hemp, Maguey, Sugar aie and Other Philippine Products — Telephones bdce tad GOMISSION, INSURANCE Manager 5 oo a eas Sarai walle 92 Morga St, Cebu, Cebu. Acme Agents for: Privates con ae. S.S. “Misamis” — Operators of: M. S. “Aurora” 66 Angeles” % “Santiago” Managing Agents for the INSULAR NAVIGATION S.S “Gifford Jones” M.S “lruna” 3 “Dacita” SUB-AGENTS FOR: * “Port Lebak” * “Salvager” M.S. “Ethel Conclin” * “Gayetana” % “San Leon” WESTCHESTER FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK. NATIONAL UNION FIRE INS. CO. om PHILIPPINE : ISLANDS Kae @ anes C0 a ” oa 6 dose Ll Newtical Mile “1ass25 Km. Head Office China Bank Building Manila, P. 1. COCK & TEMPLETON ae Cebu, Cebu, P. I. IMPORTERS EXPORTERS & BROKER Branches Cebu New York San Francesc Specializing in the Export of Cebu Copra, Hemp, Maguey, and other Philippine Products. Copra being taken from Dock to Warehouse for classification and conditioning prior to export. 4 FACTS ABOUT CEBU Cebu is the second port of entry in the Phillippines and, with almost one hundred thousand _inhabitants, is situated in the center of the Visayas Islands, which makes it the logical distributing eenter for a population of more than four million. The pert derives its importance from its stra- {egic commercial position in the heart of the manila hemp and = eopra_ producing territory ; from its port facilities, having about 1500 meters of water front, with deep water docks; where cargo can be handled quickly and cheaply; and from its manufactures, coconut oil, cement and sugar, The follewing tables show the Steady progress of the Port of Cebu; Names, area and population of provinees which are commercial tributary to the Port of Cebu. Area in Popula- Province — Sq. Miles tion Oe Re Ss 1867 994,365 Hevie eee ee, 3005 710,148 Samar Sar ae a Se J204 433,215 North Mindanao— : PUIen 6 ere, 140,911 Piste = oe 2204 230,431 Panay 24.5... Bee rr ean 2122 100,500 apo aaah oe 3 4294 97,000 Penn Sees 58,000 OS ste: Se 402,100 Negros and Siquijor ........ 5150 856,600 Blase teGorin. 268i ne Acer ee eeet Fe 80,265 et CE erate re lee 31,629 4,068,535 i Nem moe (a NUMBER AND TONNAGE OF VESSELS WHICH CALLED AT CEBU (Furnished by Collector of Customs) Total Vessels Tonnage 2,090 521,766 2,730 478,783 3,032 494,875 5,129 440,994 5,707 496,679 5,093 497,191 5,093 639,731 5,247 734,773 5,914 1,104,454 6,217 1,381,188 6,559 1,427,158 6,263 1,440,140 6,625 1,579,719.4 7,720 1,682,947.19 Imports Exports 7,225,958 29.41),311 5,655,217 32,019,880 9,641,100 46,473,667 12,370,580 50,685,010 15,642,349 47,466,542 14,452,518 53,088,382 8,925,380 575,187,588 Coastwise Voyages Foreign Voyage Year Vessels Tonnage Vessels Tonnage 1914 2,424 274,357 131 247,409 1915 2,615 268,350 115 210,433 1916 2,915 238,05 117 256,318 1917 5,016 288 010 118 152,984 1918 5,610 301,154 97 195,525 1919 5,962 437,896 31 59,295 1920 8,029 464,791 4 174,940 1921 5,170 465,355 ‘T1 269,418 1922 5,800 656,828 114 447,626 1923 6,102 904,768 115 476,420 1924 6,276 512,550 283 914,608 1925 6,001 521,201 262 918,939 1926 6,341 576,202 284 1,003,517.4 1927 7,469 715,157 251 967,790.19. Imports and Exports (Foreign) Year Imports Exports Year Pe ere See # 4,794,260 P 10,840,432 192] (2 ee. $908. 5,770,237 13,706,286 1922 oe WOIG ss 5,671,466 13,274,011 1923 PE Re ae. 8,306,105 27 234,674 1924 ee Co panes Mi ha11,484,577 24,718,359 19252 te. oe 9,409,848 24,611,112 1926 so TO Fe ee 9,090,365 29,371,726 1927 oe Statement of the Real Estate value in the City of Cebu: Year Taxable Exempt 98 Be Pak: F 6,325,820 P 2,081,180 1 ee ee ee a ne 6,332,800 2,081,800 jy eee Be ee 8,147,030 3,095,700 si eae pe Been eae 8,133,000 3,122,860 Te ge 8,314,610 3,006,310 We ss 2 8,598,190 2,984,650 22,545,610 8,024,980 Lo ape ne EN oe are 14,854,280 8,718,020 js 0 IR ra ppg ne 15,216,230 10,537,540 Pe a ee ss 15,900,830 10,491,290 NO ee a 16,449,480 10,936,450 UL eee Fae ae ere erre 16,642,270 11,031,380 16 se 17,371,230 11,279,750 eT a 18,919,790 11,511,750 The consolidated Bank Clearings, comprising the four banks operating in this city, shows the following Total debits in Cebu Bank’s Clearing Accounts during 1927, of 78,431,143. Total P 8,307,000 8,413,980 11,242,730 11,255,860 11,320,920 11,582,840 30,570,590 23,572,300 25,510,010 26,392,120 27,385,930 27,673,650 28,650,980 30,431,540 | DISTANCE BETWEEN PORTS OF THE | PHILIPPINE JSLANDS | Nautical Miles Difference | To Manila To Cebu in favor of ih Cebu | From Davao via _ Suri- | SHO ee ee 430 390 | Davao via Zamboanga .. 829 573 206 | Cotabato: 2). .4 43. | eA 384 257 ps AEjO0GREy . «Se 250 263 | putiveo © Se as 12 S01 | Pee a 290 155 | Tupeee as 219 155 | Peoheot 8 se ae 205 155 | Sureoeun 4 eS ae 173 105 ‘ 3 | qubloban’ (8 cs ee ter cotaak nin B28 Main Gate Fort San Pedro | Pian ee aa, 391. VIVA TONAL | Es el nuevo aparato autoparlante, una En este establecimiento puede Vd. ad- | verdadera maravilla, imposible de imitar quirir, siempre a precios minimos, los ge- | y el preferido por todas lag personas neros de la‘mas alta calidad. | amantes de la musica y el canto. Fonografas Viva-Tonal ‘‘Columbia”’. ) | Discos del nuevo .procedimiento ‘‘ Elec- | No se deje Vd. engahar, no adquiera trical Process’’. Bicicletas EKuropeas de | Vd. su aparato sin antes visitarnos; des- fuerte construccion y elegantes. Camas ‘ confie de todo aparato que no sea un “STMMONS’”’. Estuches con eubiertos, | VIVA TONAL de la ‘‘Columbia Phono- vagillas; Relojes; Imagines; Joyeria; Jueraph Co;’ es el unico, verdaderamente guetes; Articulos propios para regalos, | claro, sin resonancias y de una construc- £tG. cion fuerte a la par que elegante. Ventas a plazos. Venta al Contado. | AGENTES EXCLUSIVOS ~BOUFFARD HERMANOS || NORTE AMERICA (04-106 CEBU, P. |. | Pidanos Vd. Catalogos y Precios be Cebu, well deserving of the title of THE HEART OF THE VISAYAS, is situated on the island of the same name, occupying a strategical position with respect to the most productive and densely populated region of the Philippines on the one hand, and Mindanao, the land of promise, oj nthe other. It is situated in: the very.eester of the Inland: Sea of the. Philippines, a sea as full. ‘of charm, color and variety, both natural and man made, as the famous inland sea of Japan, but:which, owing to lack of knowledge in the past by the vast army of tourists and sight , Seers, has been entirely ignored- | fon 1 Before the Spanish or other Europeans saw the Far East; centuries before Columbus discovered the new continent and thereby, unconsciously, laid the foundation for American intervention in these islands, Cebu was a recognized important trade center, and has never ceased to be so. When Legaspi transferred, for purely military reasons, the seat of government to Manila he did so after Cebu had been the official capital of the Spanish dominion, and even despite this transfer of official life to the north, the real business of producing and collecting the products needed for the world commerce remained in the hands of Cebu. Until recently, all this produce was transhipped here to Manila and exported from there, although even this did not prevent a large share of it being exported direct from this port to Europe, Asia, Australia and America. The development of shipping in the Pacific; the opening of the Panama canal and the shifting of commercial preponderance from the Atlantic to the Pacific all have contributed to make this business more dependent than ever on Cebu, and the fact that, thanks to persistent efforts of this Chamber of Commerce, direct shipment to and from Cebu and American ports was secured, thus doing away with much of the cumbersome and expensive transhipment via Manila, has led to the port and city of Cebu finding herself growing in importance, and, despite the cpening to commerce of a number of new ports for direct shipment, that formerly transacted their export ° and import business through Cebu, just as this port did through Manila, the rapid increase of business and population has made Cebu of even greater importanee than ever before, with a perspective opening up before it that can only be compared with SMITH, BELL & CO., LTD, MANILA, CEBU, ILOILO, ZAMBOANGA GENERAL IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS Shipping and Insurance agents Shipping Ocean Steamship Co. Ltd. Indo China 8S. N. Co. Ltd. Eastern & Australian 8. 8. Co. Ltd. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. 3ritish India S. N. Co. Ltd. China Naeatian Co. Ltd China Mutual S. N. Co. Ltd. American and Manchurian Line Roosevelt Line Swedish East Asiatic Co. Ltd. Canadian Gov. Merchant Marine Ltd. Kast Asiatic of Copenhagen ‘Insurance Commercial Union Assurance Co. Ltd. South British Insurance Co. Ltd. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Canton Insurance Co. Ltd. Netherlands Insurance Co. 3ritish Traders Insuranee Ltd. Cr | PACIFIC COMMERCIAL CO. |* THE LARGEST IMPORT ORGANIZATION IN THE PHILIPPINES Wholesale only Groceries. Builders Hardware Drugs & Chemicals Paints & Oils Textiles General Machinery | Sundries Electrical. Machinery | General Hardware Agricultural Machinery House Furnishings Marine Machinery | Cement Mill Supphes Plumbing Motor Vehicles Steel Produets _ — -.Tires and Accessories | Representing : | Fairbanks-Morse Co, TH. a Heme Co. ie . | York Manufacturing Co. California Packing Corpn | Pioneer Rubber Mills - Carnation Milk Products Co. | National Carbon Co. Proeter & Gamble Co. | General Electric Co. | Sherwin-Williams Paint Co. | General Motors Export Corp. Corbin Cabinet Jock. ay, | Firestone Tire & Rubber’ Co. P. & F. Corbin | i Caterpillar Tractor Co. Nicholson File Co. | Baldwin Locomotive Works U. S. Steel Products Co. | National Safe Co. Yates American Machine Co. | Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co. Buffalo Seale Co. The Stanley Works | K. C. Atkins & Co, ‘ Richmond Cedar Works and many other leading manufacturers MAIN OFFICE MANILA, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS | BRANCHES AGENCIES | Cebu, lloilo New York Zamboanga, Davao, Legaspi San Francisco, Seattle. Aparri. Salesmen covering every town 13 the large ports on the opposite side of the Pacific. ; this makes it a very, attractive place as a resident The health conditions in the city of Cebu are such | or business place, for which last it is specially suitthat it has a death rate of only 67 per 100,000, and] able owing to its possessing cheap transportation, Unloadin$ Flour at Cebu CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER 1853. HEAD OFFICE: 38 Bishopsgate, London, E. C. | PAID UP CAPITAL £3,060,000 RESERVE FUND - £4,000,000 MANILA AGENCY ESTABLISHED 1872—SUB-AGENCIES. IN CEBU, ILOILO & ZAMBOANGA AGENCIES AND BRANCHES Alor Star (Kedah) Hamburg Kuching Semarang Amritsar Hankow Madras Seremban Bangkok Harbin Manila Shanghai Batavia Hongkong Medan Singapore Bombay Tloilo New York Sourabaya Caleutta Tpoh Peking Taiping (F. M. S.) Canton Karachi Penang Tavoy Cawnpore Klang Peshawar Tientsin ; Cebu Kobe Tongkah Bhuket Tokyo Colombo Kuala Kangsar Rangoon Tsingtao Delhi Kuala Lumpur Saigon Yokohama Haiphong Zamboanga . * FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED | J. S. DRUMMOND Sub-Agent, Cebu. nc aes _e a —~ site and raw material facilities,,and is in the very | the 1927 health.census, and is growing rapidly, with | center of the largest labor supply of the islands. large and populous barrios, or wards, just outside The population of the city is 76,907, according tolthe city limits, making a large Cebu, with a total | Plaza and Church, Carcar ~—6«GEBU TERMINAL CO. WE HANDLE ALL CARGO INCOMING AND QUTGOING OF } INTERISLAND STEAMERS AND OCEAN GOING STEAMERS PROMPT ATTENTION AND CAREFUL HANDLING OF CARGO | QUR SPECIALTY _ 104 MORGA ) TEL. 144 CEBU, P. I. PHOTO MATERIALS & PAPER CO, CEBU, CEBU, P. I. Cagayan, Misamis Branches Tacloban, Leyte PHOTO SUPPLY & STATIONERY CO. Iloilo, Iloilo, P. I All owned by: H. ARONSON & CO., INC. General Importers, Commercial Photographers, Stationers, Sporting Goods Dealers, Commercial Job-Printers and Manufacturing Stationers. AGENCIES EASTMAN KODAK CO. ‘‘The Dependable Film in the Yellow Box”. ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO. ‘‘Compare the Work’’. i | REMINGTON CASH REGISTER CO. ‘‘The First Law of Protection”’. P. GOLDSMITH SONS ATHLETIC CO. ‘‘First because they Last’’. PATHE RADIO CORPORATION, ‘‘Tone Quality Phonograhs & Records’ ’. GREAT WESTERN MFG. CO., ‘‘Crown Bicycles and Motobikes”’. J. BAUM SAFE & LOCK CO. ‘‘Office Safes and Vaults’. SUNDSTRAND ADDING MACHINE CO. ‘‘Only Ten Keys to Operate’’. MARCHANT CALCULATING MACHINE CO. ‘‘The Master of Mathematics’ *. S. S. STAFFORD CO. ‘‘Inks, Paste and Carbon Paper’’. WINCHESTER, ‘‘Flashlights, Batteries, Shotguns, Ammunition. S & M. VERNON CO. ‘‘Blank Books and Office Forms’’. HOWARD-STOWERS PIANO CO. ‘‘Pianos and Player-Pianos’’. REMINGTON U. M. C., ‘‘Shotguns. Ammunition and Rifles’’. DENNISON MFG. CO. ‘‘Crepe Paper, Holiday Decorations & Tags’’. JOHN KIDD & Co., ‘‘Printing Inks, all colors’’. ALEXANDER YOUNG, LTD. ‘‘Toy Cash Boxes and Change Trays’’. CONKLIN PEN CO. ‘‘Fountain Pens, Pencils, Sets”’. WHITE & WYCOFF CO. ‘‘Papeteries and Correspondence Cards’’. THE SHEAFFER PEN CO. ‘‘Life Time Fountain Pens and SKRIP”’. U. §. RUBBER CO. ‘‘High Grade Rubber Footwear’’. THE BURKE GOLF CO. ‘‘Golf Clubs and Balls’’. THE WRIGHT & DITSON CO. ‘‘Lawn Tennis Balls’, ROY & SONS, INDIA, ‘‘Tennis Rackets and Restringing Gut’’. AMERICAN PENCIL CO. ‘‘Complete Line of Lead Pencils’’. COLT FIREARMS MFG. CO. ‘‘The Arm of Law and Order’’. Correspondence respectfully invited and pricelists of goods cheerfully furnished on all lines. Store, Entire Building, Cor. Magallanes & N. America Sts. Bodega and Printing Plant in the ‘‘MACO’’ Building. Cor. Juan Luna & N. America Sts. ~\ Madrigal Oil Mills 2) (1 <Es! mD names \ ae ares population well over 100.000. As an indication of the importance of Cebu as a commercial and distributing center, the following figures, furnished by the postmaster, of the business handled by and through the Cebu post office, are illuminating : Transactions of the Cebu Post office during the year 1927, as follows: Number of money orders issued . . . Amount received for the above. Number of money orders paid & repaid Amount paid for the above teas Number of money orders paid by checks Amount paid for the above 45,907 $ 336,963.29 24.313 $ 486,223.66 34,489 $1,400,036.19 Number ordinary letters posted at this office (Approximate) .2,097,124 Number ordinary letters received at this office (Approximate) eee 2,937,453 Number ordinary letters received in ; transit at this office. 4.525,60 Number ordinary parcels posted at this office (Approximate) 27,470 Number crdinary parcels received a this erties. (Appromimate) 9 2 2s es 36,114 Number ordinary parcels received in trans at this-office ..... 48,833 Number of bags (pouches antl. ick dispatched at this office Destit Number of bags (pouches and sacks) received at this office ; 51,625 Number of bags (pouches and kadks) received in transit at this office 13,982 Number of special delivery articles received at. this office ~:~ ar. 333): 4,440 Provinees served through that office, besides Cebu, were: Samar, Leyte, Bohol, Oriental Negros, Oceidental Negros, Iloilo, Agusan, Masbate, Surigao, Davao, Zamboanga, Misamis, Cotabato, Lanao and Sulu. This is more than half the population of the islands: According to the customs eollector of the port, in 1927 the total trade reached 66,062,968; imports were $8,925,380, and exports 57,137,588. The low figure for imports was due to the fact that, for the first time, no rice was imported from abroad; seeing that Cebu is the supply point for almost half the population of the islands, it needs food staples in excess of local production, and that a large part of the tributary territory raises coconuts, sugar and fibers, while little food is raised there, this is significant of ‘the progress made in making these islands self supporting in food staples such as grains. Municipal collections, according to the City Treasurer, were as follows: 1916: 176,757.49 ; 1923 : P340.- 041.33: 1924: #345,468.15; 1925: P337,841.57- 1926: 327,092.66; 1927: P358,06014. Of these totals, the receipts from markets and slaughter house’ amount to almost one half, next in order being municipal licenses; real property tax 46,091.99, for 1927. The total collections of the 52 municipalities for 1927, according to the provincial treasurer, reached a grand total of ®3,490,834.83, distributetd as follows —2 We Represent The Best Am Our Acme Visible Records -Addressograph Equipment American Bosch Magnetos Art Metal Office Equipment Bicycles Burroughs Adding Machines Corona Typewriters Crosley Radios Dayton Pumps A. B. Dick Mimeographs Fisk Tires Office Supplies - See us before buying-benefit by our Service ERLANGER & GALINGER INC. ONLY erican Manufacturers Lines Include Medart Playground Equipment Herring-Hall-Marvin Safes Kelvinator Electric Refrigerators Macgregor Golf Goods National Cash Registers L. C. Smith Typewriters Sunbeam Electrie Light Plants Todd Protectographs | Toledo Seales - Victor Safes Victor Talking Machines Victor Records Insular: ®1,797,554.04; Provincial General Fund: F1,260,961.71, and Road and Bridge Fund: ®283,- 393.65; Municipal Funds: General Fund: ®982,- 089.39 and School Fund: 187,816.14 Work on new North Wharf CEBU WHARF The biggest and the most important project undertaken in this province is the construction of the Cebu Wharf. The present wharf, which extends from the Carbon market cn the south to the U. 8. Club on the east, consists of three sections. The first section anchorage for boats of 18 feet draft or less; the second is of 24 feet depth, and the third of 30 feet depth, the first two sections are of gravity wall type, while |. the third section is of girder and slab type. Constant dredging has been necessary to keep the proper depth in each section. The increase in the number of ocean going steamet's making Cebu a regular port of call made it necessary to provide additional wharfage area. The new wharf to the north was then designed, and to date #581,- 378.82 has been expended on it, including maintenance costs, dredging and repair of port works. The wharf structure proper is nearly finished; this must be done before this new wharf can be of service to interisland shipping. Owing to the growing congestion felt very much during the past year or two, largely growing out of the fact that an increasing number of vessels make Cebu a direct port of eall, largely through the efforts for years of the business community, especially, this Chamber of Commerce, the urgent need for addtional wharfage was felt, and thanks to the work of | the members:of the legislature from this province, the local authorities and the insular officials, and the business community as a whole, the recent passage of the Cebu Portwoiks Bill, authorizing the issue and sale of four million pesos worth of bonds for the much needed expansion of the wharf and dock system, it has become possible to rapidly extend the port facilities. The program contemplates; two 500 by 50 foot plers, with cargo skieds, and a wharf. to connect the South pier, from the U. 8. Club, with the new North pier, with filling in behind this dock to allow of proper handling of freight, and the extension of the railway loop along the South whazf to the end of the North wharf, as can be seen from the plan on the cover. As will be seen, there is also planned an-extensive fill, which will provide valuable sites for warehouses, shops and other agencies to handle the vast business of the rapidly growing port, as well as a street system to admit of. ready access to this area. The plans. originally called for twice this sum approved, and provided for four piers, the dock connectine the two dock systems and the necessary fills, as well as a basin for small craft; these two other piers and basin are expected to follow after the completion of the present project, the growth of shipping needs by then probably continuing at the same rate as for the past few years, if not exceeding this, once the work is completed. At the most it is estimated that the work now begun will suffice for the next ten years. The construction of a breakwater at the western end of the pier, which effectively cuts off most of the driit brought down by the Guadalupe River during floods and which was carried into the South basin by the action of both the current and southwest wind, will reduce Credging operations due to excessive silting up of the 18-ft. section to a minimum. This breakwater is 250 meters long and extends into deep water from the end of the pier at the Carbon market; it is about completed. It is more of a baffle wall than a breakwater, to cateh the silt before it is carried down into the wharf section. The accumulated silt there has been dredged out anc the new work is proving quite effective; material dredged from the 18’ section has been used to fill the new port reclamation area in the North section. OTHER PROJECTS Another important project in the City has been improvement of the Main reservoir of the Osmena Waterworks. During the past shortage of water has been experienced during the dry weather. The water in INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION HEAD OFFICE: 55 WALL STREET—NEW YORK Owned by the National City Bank of New York whose Aggregate resourses at December 31 1927 exceeded $1,680,000,000 U. S. CURRENCY Branches of the International Banking Corporation are maintained in Manila, Cebu, Barcelona, Madrid and San Frarcisco, Cal. Branches of the National City Bank of New York are maintained in the important cities of South America, West Indies, Europe, China, Japan, India, Java and the Straits Settlements. COMMERCIAL BANKING | FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIXED DEPOSITS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Bills of Exchange Bought and Sold. Commercial Letters of Credit. N. C. B. Travelers Checks. Travelers Letters of Credit. Representative of the National City Company, dealers in high grade investment Securities. A. D, CALHOUN Sub-Manager 20 Sf the main reservoir was not sufficient to supply the| the natural dyke would not stand the tremendous needs of the City during the dry period. Two causes] pressure, should another extraordinary large amount of contributed to this condition. After the 1912 baguio,| water be impounded, the spillway elevation was lowwith the experience gained thereby and the fear that) ered. Naturally the capacity of the reservoir was lesPlaza Rizai and Kiosk with Cross of Magallanes \ YAP ANTON & CO. Cable Address: DIRECT IMPORTERS Codes Used: YAPANTONCG AND A.B.C. Code | MAYS ZURA xe Sth Edition Cebu GENERAL MERCHANTS. & Bentley’s BRUNSWICK AND PAL PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS. P, 0. Box 104 : ee oe Telephone 50 - 222-——MAGALLANES ST.—224 Cebu, P. I. P. 0. BOX 401 TEL. HOTEL 114 ” BAR 606 eye SHAMROCK HOTEL & BAR At the Wateriront FERNANDEZ BUILDING Cebu, Cebu, P. I. Propietor, MIKE RYAN | RATES BY DAY OR MONTH FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. RATES REASONABLE AND SERVICE EXCELLENT. 22 sened accordingly, and, together with the accumulation of silt the amount of water that could be stored was considerably less than the quantity for which the reservoir was originally designed. With an appropriation of 40,000 the cleaning of the reservoir was made possible that year. It was decided to increase the capacity by raising the spillway to its original elevation, In order to relieve the pressure on the structure, should a considerable amount of water be impounded due to heavy rains, three gates are provided. These gates are operated from a platform above the spillway, and an automatic announcer has been installed to warn the watchman of approaching high water. This improvement to the dam increases the capacity of the reservoir to about 150,000,000 gallons. At a cost of #1433 plans for an extension to Lahug and Pardo districts have been made, which extension will soon be built. To improve the water supply, a filter and settling tanks have been built. All excavation work is finished, the filter and one settling tank have been concreted, and the other will be Grrished early this year (1928). Only the arrival of pipes and fittings from the U. S. are awaited to complete this, certainly during 1928. The cost was 25,621.58. Conereting Calle Magallanes, the principal business street of Cebu City, which forms part of the road system of the island under the care and control of the District Engineer, was carried out during the close of 1927 and completed early in 1928, making this a model street which, owing to the heavy traffie it is subjected to, will be watched with much interest to see how cementing such streets compares in cost and wear with the regular road construction, with or without asphalt surface. The cost is around 45,000, of which *®21,- 165.04 was expended on the portion from Norte America to Plaza Washington, full width, and only 8 meters from there on to the Forbes Bridge. This was done after a section of the North Road, from the Post Orfice and Custom House to the bridge at the Tabacalera office, built several years ago, had shown the efficiency and economy of such construction. MISCELLANEOUS BUILDINGS Other buildings completed are: the Cebu Normai School, Cebu Custom House, Southern Island Hospital, Cebu High School, Trade School, Constabulary Barracks and Officers’ Quarters, the Detention Camp at THE BANK OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS (ESTABLISHED 1881) Paid-up Capital and Surplus P9,000,000. Banking Departments: Gommercial, Savings and Trust PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS Equitable Trust Co., N. Y., Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. S. Francisco, Cal. Nat’! Bnk. of Scotland Ltd. London; Bco. Hisps. Americano, Madrid, & Branches and other leading Banks in all the important cities of the world. Head Office: Manila, P. I. Branches: Cebu, Iloilo & Zamboanga, P. 7 Kawit, the Radio buildings in the Camotes and at Mandawe, the Mixed Garbage Incinerator in Cebu, Bogo wharf, and, more recently, the Dispensaries at Bantayan and Balamban, Bolocboloec Sanatarium and the Explosives Magazine at Lahug (Cebu). In addition there has been the reconstruction of the Quarantine Service office, repairs at the E. I. Hospital and now additions, including the rooms for an X Ray equipment, costing #7077.08 in 1925, while in 1927 there was built a new dining room and kitehen at a cost of 24,770.62. The Mandawe Radio Station was enlarged and a new addition built to the machine room and quarters, at 2 Cebu High School cost of #26,881.47. IF IT 1S LUMBER, WE HAVE IT - SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING YOUR LUMBER FROM KOLAMBUGAN LUMBER &, DEVELOPMENT CO, OUR SPECIALTY Lauan, Tanguile, Apitong, Lumbayo, etc. We have in stock Balusters, Moulding, Fa ney Boards and all kinds of Tongue and Grooves. We manufacture Doors and Wiadows. Main Office: Manila, P. i. Mill: Kolambugan, Mindanao Yard: Cebu, P. i. Noli Me Tangere & Kawit St. P. 0, Box 152 | Phone 128 | DO YOU WISH To OWN YOUR OWN HOME? ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SITE FOR AN OFFICE BUILDING, A MANUFACTURING PLANT, OR FOR WAREHOUSES? IF AVAILABLE IN CEBU WE CAN GET YOU WHAT YOU WANT NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST IN CEBU REAL ESTATE, VALUES ARE INCREASING BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS EXPERT VALUATION OF PROPERTIES LOC ; ATED ANYWHERE IN THE SOUTHERN !S- a LANDS FURNISHED. GOTIAOCO BUILDING 3 TEL. 250 1 When Magellan visited Cebu on April 7, 1521, the first European to reach this point in these Islands, he found the town running fully a distance of four and a half miles along thé shore, with ‘probably three thousand fighting:men wnder Hamabar,. with ships from Siam, Malacca, China and Japan regularly trafficking with the port, which had been so for many years before that date, and ever since Cebu has shown thai, due to its strategie position, it is the chief port of tratfic for import and export trade of the entire Visayan and Mindanao regions. Magellan only left one permanent reminder of his presence in the city; the cross erected on, what was then the seashore, on thé site of the place where the first mass was celebrated on April 14th, a fragment of which cross is embedded in the large cross still | standing on the same site in the small kiosk between | the Santo Nifio church and the Ayuntamiento building or City Hall. After his death April 26th on the island of Maktan., which fronts Cebu and contributes to making this the splendid harbor it is, Magellan, who was killed in an attack led by himself against Lapulapu, in aid of Hamabar, who wanted to subjugate Lapulapu, the remainder of the small force that had made the voyage from Spain to the Islands returned on the Victoria, under command of the chief pilot, Sebastian Elcano, andi who completed the trip around the world of this expedition. It was not until Miguel Lopez de Legaspi, accompanied by the warlike friar Urdaneta, that Cebu was made the first permanent settlement under the Spanish flag, on the site of Fort San Pedro, which was built on May 8, 1565, when the town was called San Miguel, which name was changed by him on January 1, 1571 to that of the town of the Holy Name of Jesus and made the capital of the Islands. 3 The son and successor of Hamabar, rajah Tupas, at first opposed the landing and settlement of the Spaniards, anc it .was not until July 4, 1571, that the peace between Legaspi anc. Tupas was mace, the blood pact being resorted to to seal it. The present Fort of San Pedro, occupying the old site, was rebuilt in 1835, and is one of the old public works left behind by the former rulers of the islands. At the time of the American occupation of Cebu, a read system of considerable extent existed on .the island; one from the city south as far as Santander, continuing thence up the west coast as far as Dumanhug, as shown by stone bridges and culverts, some of which bear date of 1846. From Oslob to Samboan an excellent carriage road was maintained, some parts of which are still in use. mb se KER & GOMPANY - Manila, Iloilo & Cebu - GENERAL IMPORTER & EXPORTERS = AGENTS: HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION SUN INSURANCE--OFFICE +” ae PHOENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. 26 = | ¢ a |. THE PHILIPPINE RAILWAY COMPANY Litt | | | ILOILO AND CEBU P. I. ‘| NEW YORK OFFICE ; 33 LIBERTY ST. il MAINTAINS : Eificient and Cheap Passenger and Freight Service Between Water Fronts of Cebu | | and Iloilo and impertant points on Islands of Cebu and Panay. ‘ RAILWAY CARS DELIVER TO AND TAKE DELIVERY FROM SHIPS’ SLINGS. | . We also maintain complete Machine Shops with Iron and i _*_ Brass: foundries at Iloilo. and Cebu. BL BEE | | R. R. HANCOCK, at 4G : | W. C. A. PALMER, | | Vice-Pres. & Gen. Manager, | _ Superintendent, Iloilo, P. L : | | Cebu, P. I. ol, Between Pinamungahan and ‘luburan, and between Cebu and Carmen, other such remains are found, all showing that in those days Cebu was in direct communication with the farther parts of the island through roads then existing, many of which have been entirely rebuilt due to destruction following on the disorders due to civil war from: 1898 to 1900. CITY: OF CEBU Of the public works in the city, there is first to be noted after Fort San Pedro, (which now houses the Junior College, Health Department and Bureau of Science), there is the Provincial Building, housing the offices of the Province and the Courts of First Instance, besides the Internal Revenue and Register of Deeds offices. This is situated across the Plaza Independencia from the Fort or Cotta; in the plaza is a monument to Magallanes and Urdaneta. The Custom, House, which also houses the Post Office, closes the Plaza toward the harbor end. Going thence along the wholesale district, constituting filled in lands since American Occupation, by Morga street. this brings us to the Ayuntamiento or City Hall, facing which across the Plaza, is Sto. Nino church, containing the image of the Holy Child of Cebu, which }Southern Island Hospital, then, was found in the house of a native by one of Legaspi’s soldiers, the only house not consumed by a fire, and which is believed to have been given to Hamabar by Magallanes and kept by his people after the departure of the Spaniards. Between the two buildings is the Cross of Magellan. Following Magallanes street, which is the principal business street, then, by turning to the right to Juan Luna, which extends to Osmena Fountain, we come first to the Philippine Railway station, then to the Intermediate School, with its Domestic Science building ; next the fine High School, and adjoining the Trade School. This last is soon to be removed to another site, as the High School badly needs the place now used by its shops and school rooms. Facing this is the fine Normal School building, after which comes the Constabulary barracks. Continuing toward the fountain, we pass the fine proceeding past the Fountain by Mango Ave., at its end, (after passing through one of the finest residential districts,) ‘we eome to the Carreta Leper treatment station on Martires street, and, returning to the city, we pass the fine provincial jail. Besides the schools named there is the P. 0. B. 398 Cebu R, M. MILLER 37 Martires. Cebu PETTER CRUDE OIL ENGINES ARE SIMPLE, RELIABLE, ECONOMICAL, AND REDUCE YOUR PGWER COSTS. STATIONARY & MARINE ENGELBERG RICE HULLERS THERE IS ONLY ONE, ALL OTHERS ARE IMITATIONS IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST. WELL’S WASTE OIL FILTER PAYS FOR ITSELF IN A SHORT TIME, OIL USED OVER & OVER AGAIN A REAL MONEY SAVER. LEAKY JOINTS MEAN MONEY LOST, SAVE MONEY BY USING PERMANITE. FOR ANY PRESSURE OF STEAM, CRUDE OIL, PETROLEUM, GASOLINE. % STA CECILIA MUSIC STORE & NOVELTIES Box 320 Tel. 401 105-107 Borromeo St. Cebu, P. I. M. P. Velez Manager. BOGS & VY Oi Gt Famous German PIANOS. — Now very popular in Manila & Cebu for its reasonable price & quality. ON THE WATER AND EVEN BELOW IT— THE DECCA THE PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE IS SUPREME Send for separate catalog & prices. THE ONLY MUSIC HOUSE IN THE VISAYAS & MINDANAW. GERMAN VIOLINS—Different Models. Outfits from 16.50 to #200.00. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS—<American & German.—From ? 1.50 to 4.50. SOLE AGENTS of FUENTES RECORDS BAND INSTRUMENTS YORK & GRETSCH—Are popular all over the world. Now very popular in Manila & Cebu. COUESNON—Band Instruments are very popular and cheap. Used by every good bands through out the Philippines. SECURE THEM CHEAPER IN OUR STORE. FANCY GOODS DEPT. TORPEDO BICYCLES—<Are popular in Cebu. PAY AS YOU RIDE. now becoming JUST ARRIVED—Complete KITCHEN UTENSILS. The VIKO Aluminum is guaranteed against any defects in material, construction and workmanship. CRISTALERIES & OTHER HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—FAMOUS EL ZENITH JEWELRIES & WATCHES ARE SOLD HERE— MANILA PRICES. COME & SEE US AND COMPARE OUR PRICES TO OTHERS. SEND P1.00 TO COVER POSTAGE FOR OUR BIG AND ILLUSTRATED CATALOG. 29 Intermediate School in the: old Warwick Barracks, part of which is occupied by the South Extension High School; Tejero school is one of the fine semi-permanent school building, while on Sikatuna St. is a fine cement school building; another is the San Nicolas school. Besides these there are a number of primary and intermediate school buildings in the various barrios. The city of Cebu is especially well equipped as an educational center for the entire region. Besides the fine public school system. described elsewhere, culmin: ating in a Trade School, High School and High. School Extension, Normal School and Junior College of the University of the Philippines, which will have its own building before the end of the 1928-1929 term, it :s also the seat of a number of well accredicted private schools and colleges. San Carlos Seminary and College The oldest is the venerable San Carlos College and Seminary; this was founded in 1595; the same was reorganized and placed under the Paulst Fathers in 1867, who are still in charge. From this College have graduated many leaders in government, church, law and business, as Senator Sergio Osmefia, Bishop Gorordo of Cebu, Representative Manuel Briones, judges Borromeo, Cayetano Lukban and Mariano Cui, Hon. Dionisio Jakosalem, and many others. This school is for boys only. For girls only there is the College of the Immaculate Conception, while the Visayan Institute, Southern Institute and Cebu Institute are Co-ed schools. There are a number of business colleges as well.’ The large Chinese community has the large Chinese School, the largest and best equipped in the Islands; in addition there are Sun Yat Sen Schools No. 1 and 2 for boys and girls. . On the second floor of the Central Fire Station corner Espana and Sikatuna streets is the Cebu Public Library, which is well patronized. The Clubs are numerous and. cosmopolitan; besidés the United Service Club, one of the oldest in the city, there is the Cebu Club; most of the Americans and British belong to these, with a good sprinkling of other nationalities. The Casino Espanol is the Spanish Club, and a ‘social center of the first order. Then there is the Cebu Golf Club, the Overseas Club, the fine Chinese elub known as the Far Eastern Club, with a fine new club house near Mango Ave., with Swimming pool’ and other features. The Knights of Columbus also have a > ] 3) HOA HIN CO. INCORPORATED SHIP BUILDERS DRY DOCKING Engineers Machinists | Roiler Makers Coal Dealers MOST COMPLETE REPAIR SHOP IN CEBU FOUR DOCKS FOR SHIPS UP TO 3000 TONS AT OPON | | 3 | Ship Chandlers and Hardware Copper.and Brass Sheathing Paints, Gils and General Supplies PHILIPPINE AGENTS FOR “KERMATH MOTORS” “Dockyard: OPON Shops: 67 Martires Si. OFFICE AND SALESROOMS: 98-{ 06 MORGA ST. oo | ae P.O. Box 256 | CEBU; Fd. : fine club house, as have the Anak sa Lungsod or Sons of the People. All off these have bowling alleys or similar sport facilities, and the ladies are given special privileges. Then there is the Cebu Woman’s Club, the Cebu Diames Social Circle, which are social and civie organizations of the ladies. The Bachelors Club, the Cebu Dramatic Club, Femina Musical Club and the Cebu Amateur Classic Orchestra, which contribute much to the cultural and ethical work, especially in giving of musical and similar programs and festivities. The Cebu Y.M.C.A., started in 1926, has now over 800 members among men and young men, with a well developed athletic, social and educational program, and now branching out in Boy work. On its board of directors are some of the leading citizens. It is hoped to have a fine, suitable building within a year or two. Other agencies are the Boy Scouts, which are well oreanized; the Camp Fire Girls, the Catholic Youths Society, the S.P.C.A,. the Students’ Christian Center, all of which provide for the young people by means of programs, lectures, literary societies and contests and similar means, besides nature study, hikes, camps and similar agencies. PROVINCE OF CEBU Cebu is connected with the 52 towns of the province by three great road systems; the North road, reaching to Daanbantayan and being extended beyond, with a loop to connect with the west coast system via San Remigio to Aloguinsan, from where an extension via Pinamungahan, when completed, will admit of a ride around the island along the entire coast. The towns reached by this north road are: Mandawe, (with Wireless Station); Consolacion, Liloan, Danao, Carmen, Catmon, Sogod; here the road sweeps over the coast hills toward the interior plateau, to Bogo; thence to Medellin and Daanbantayan; all of this can be reached by automobiles or the fine truck service from Cebu. From Bogo a road leads via San Remigio, on the west coast thence to Tuburan. The South road runs from Cebu to Talisay, Minglanilla, Naga, San Fernando, Carear, Sibonga, Argao, and Dalaguete. From here south the road is not yet first class, but trucks and ears travel almost all the year to Aleoy, Boljoon, Oslob, Santander, at the southern extremity, thence north on the west coast to Samboan, Ginatilan, Malabuyoe, Alesria to Badian, from where good roads and traftiic facilities run via Moalboal, Ronda, Dumanhug and Barili. At Baril the famous Barili road, running west from Carear, connects with the south road at this point, N. 7. DEEN. @ 0G INC. Gen. Manager: Fuad T. Deen Sec. Treasurer: N. T. Deen Tel. Address: Direct Importers Of American and German Goods Textiles:-Hardware;-Rubber Shoes;-Suit Gases; German Pianos and Violins-German Beer B2 VISAYAN ELECTRICAL SUPPLY GO. INC. Magallanes and Lapulapu Streets P, 0. Box No. 354 Telephone 93 Cable Address:—VESCO 5—Letter Bently’s Cebu—-Cebu—Philippines CONTRACTING & ERECTING ENGINEERS IMPORTERS OF MACHINERY AND ALLIED PRODUCTS SHIP CHANDLERY BUILDERS AND MARINE HARDWARE STEEL PRODUCTS | AND MILL SUPPLIES AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT PAINTS AND OIL TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT WESTINGHOUSE MACHINERY ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES STUDEBAKER CARS BOSCH MAGNETOS AND SERVICE STATION ma while the more celebrated scenic road known as the Toledo road branches off at Talisay and, by daring zigzags and loops rises along steep precipices to the divide beyond Camp Seven, where the Forest station is located, dropping from there down to the coast at Toledo, where one ean go north to Tuburan via Balamban and Asturias, or south to Pinamungahan and Aloguinsan. Since the organization of the Bureau of Public Works to the present time, there has been constructed in this provinee 337.3 kilometers of First Class Roads, 245.63 kilometers of Second Class Roads and 95.23 kilometers of Third Class Roads, connecting 48 towns on the island of Cebu proper, 3 towns on the Camotes islands, 2 on Mactan island and 3 on Bantayan island, a total of 51 out of the 52 towns on the island. During the same. period there have been constructed o9 permanent bridges, 1169 permanent culverts and 470 temporary bridges and culverts. By permanent bridges is meant those constructed of conerete, reinforced concrete, or steel and concrete. The most im- : = () portant of such structures completed during 1927 was the Suspension Bridge at Camp Four on the Toledo Road, spanning the gorge over the Manangas river, at a cost of P30,028, which ends the frequent and annoying traffic delay on this much traveled seenic roadway connecting the West Coast with the capital and which were caused by the freqvent floods which made the ford impassable for many hours at times. Temporary structures are those mace of wood. It may also be stated here that bridges are those structures having a span of from 5 meters up, while those structures hav- ing less than 5 meters span are classed as culverts. The total span of permanent structures is 800.03 me- ters, and there are at this time (beginning of 1923) 2636.74 meters of temporary structures. These struetures represent the following value: Permanent Bridges Permanent Culverts P428,692.00 21,398.00 61596 O00 OE 0 ee 8 eet ete 8 Temporary wooden bridges and culverts 233,194.00 Total cost of bridges and culverts.... #683,284.00 GO CHAN & COMPANY GENERAL IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS Sole Agents For Hardware and Dry Goods All Kinds of Roofing Sheets Cacao, Coffee, ete. Commission Agents PU. Box 19 103—109 Magallanes St. Cebu, Cebu, -P. I. Tel. 386 Aladdin Lamps and Accessories ELECTRIC PLANTS AND APPLIANCES Steam Engines and Boilers Sawmill and wood working Machinery Oxy-acetylene Welding Mechanical and Electrical Repairing DEUTZ DIESEL ENGINES Two and Four Cycle Airless Injection type Marine and Stationary MOTORS AND DYNAMOS Irrigation Outtits Rice and Sugar Mills and Supplies Super-Patria Rice Mill Pearl Sugar Mill Panik a te PHILIPPINE ENGINEERING COMPANY Phone 410 | Engineers and Contractors P. 0. Box 308 Corner Magallanes and P. Burgos St. Cebu, P. I. =) The records show that, including the year 1913 up to December 31, 1927, there has been spent the amount of P2,835,928.63 for the maintenance of First Class Roads, and #993,371.35 for the maintenance of Second Class Roads. At present three active road construction projects are nearing completion; these are: Cebu-North to Daanbantayan; Sagay-Borbon (finished), and Ihhan-Tabogon, (finished). Of these the Sagay-Borbon project is practically finished, at a cost of 6,656.19. The Il1- han-Tabogon road has been surfaced. The Logo-Taboilan roac had been inactive for a considerable period due to lack of funds, but is now about half completed, at a cost, so far, of #50,948.78. When this road is completed and the stretch from Tuburan to Tatulan is finished there will be a complete loop between Cebu and Tuburan. Markets, ranging from 18 x 34 meters to 28 x 39 meters, with or without tiendas or stores for general supplies, have been built at the following towns: Areao, Barili, Bogo, Carecar, Compostela, Dalaguete, Danao, Dumanhug, Mandawe, Moalboal, Opon, Oslob, San Nicolas (Cebu City), Sibonga, and Toledo, at a total cost of 308,862.36. BUILDINGS Schools— Throughout the province there have been completed 41 permanent school buildings of the Bureau of Education Standard Plans, having a total of 204 class rooms. These duildings represent a total cost of P 792,391.17. Besides, due to lack of funds to construct such buildines in anything like the ratio of need for more class rooms, there have been built of late Semi-permanent Buildings of Standard Plan No. 10, which are made largely of wood, and are not as durable as the concrete structures, but which are sure to last many years, meet an urgent need and ean be built at a much lower cost. Some of both types of| buildings are only partly completed, dive to lack of funds, but they will eventually be completed; new rooms are added as funds are available, and municipal officials are exerting every effort to complete their building program so far as their financial ability will permit. Compiled by P. L. STANGL from the District Engineer's Office Records OQUINENA & COMPANY, LID. Tel, Address “Oquifiena” Cebu Cade: A.B.C., 5th. Edition 188- Comercio Si. P, 0. Box 125 IMPORTERS OF Sanitary Goods Groceries and Liquors Oils and Painsi Prepared Paints ‘‘Navarra’’ Brand Ship Chandler Effects Building Material Hardware & Iron Rods Chains and Rope SUB-AGENTS OF Cia. Transtlantica de Barcelona Fire and Marine Insurance with Home Insurance Co. Commission Agents and Ship Agents THE ELITE ook slices sean 3 saan voll! TEL. NO, 151 THOUGHT BY EVERYONE TO BE A GOLD MINE WHICH IS WRONG WE ADMIT MAKING A PROFIT BUT WE WC RK FOR IT. REMEMBER WE NEVER CLOSE AND WHILE YOU ENJOY YOURSELF WE WATCH AND HOPE THAT YOU FIND OUR: CONFECTIONS, . BREAD, CAKES & PIES, ICE CREAMS, , | | PASTRIES & GLAZED FRUITS, PHOSPHATES & | _ FRESH AUSTRALIAN BUTTER, LIGHT LUNCHES. | MEATS AND VEGETABLES after you return from your bathing, dancing or what else parties to be just what you wanted. Forget the idea that we over charge. We are just as content to serve parties at twenty five centavos each, as we have at a recent dance, or at two pesos. We assure you that you get what you pay for. We are fully equipped with the latest style service such as is used in the largest Hotels in the U.S., and serve refreshments to parties of twenty five or five hundred. We have done it to their satisfaction. Ask the Casino or the High School Cadets. They know. VISAYAN Bi, BGT RIG GOMPAN Y (SOCIEDAD ANONIMA) Cebu, Philippines MEMBER—CEBU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, PHILIPPINE ELECTRIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER SARITAT o2.u5 un. See FP 2,000,000.00 CArtrau FAID Ul... tr PTI Occ, tay pik kG “uae ee RESERVE} © £278" 82° 05 24, Fe 120, 00000 The foremost public service company of its kind in the archipelago under filipino management. As a public utility we realize we are in business which affects public interest and makes us distinct from other businesses. We have upon us imposed certain obligations which we acknowledge and accept as an integral part of our enterprise. The degree to which we lived up to them, meas ures the success of our conduct, and it is a source of pride to us, our organization’s continuous record of service to the city of Cebu and the neighboring communities where we operate our subsidiaries. MAMERTO ESCANO President & Gral. Manage1 JOSE MARTINEZ G. A. DAZA JUAN CODINA Auditor Supervising Engineer Power House Chief Engr. 38 PUBLIC UTILITIES AND THE COMMUNITY —_——__ G. A. DAZA Secretary, Cebu Chamber of Commerce It has often been said and the opinion seems to be still popular as to whether the progress of a community ean be gauged by the progress of the utilities serving it or vice versa. We shall not undertake here to prove which side of the argument is correct but will merely try to point out the progress of some of the utilities serving Cebu in order to gain an inside idea of the development in the past five years of Cebu as center of the southern islands, as it will be evident that the progress of these utilities naturally and logically will reflect the progress and advancement of the community they serve. Cebu is geographically the heart of the Visayas and, in importance, is next to Manila in all respects. The city is equipped with all the modern facilities and conveniences, and has electric service for light, heat and power, telephone communication. water, service, ice, motor bus and steam railway transportation. For the past five years new residential districts have been established in Cebu by the cooperation extended by these utilities by pioneering their lines and service to these remote places, thus augmenting the increase of the real property value of the city with improved housing facilities for the ever increasing population of the locality. During the same period we have seen the scope of business develop considerably, due to the facilities offered by thes» utilities, and more commercial firms are now beinz established, expecially those that require in their operation the electric power which in Cebu is low in cost. The electric light ecmpany furnishes electric service for twenty-four hours at a basic rate close to the rate of Manila and is the cheapest in the Islands next to Manila. It maintains 29 kilometers of transmission lines and 77 kilometers of distributioa lines. Its system is 2300 volts two phase, 60 eyeles, the distribution voltage being 220 volts single phase. To give an idea of the growth of this utility we have obtained the following statistics from the electric service company in which is shown the total kilowatts generated and recorded at. the switcbboard yearly for a period of six years. A utility with a record of this sort cannot but suggest that the community it serves is In a growing state, that its people are aware of the blessings of modern progress, and that its prospects for the future are bright and promising indeed. It is but logical thai we may point to Cebu as the land of opportunities where all facilities are at hand. = Generated electrical energy by the Visayan Electric Co. 1927 1926 1925 I9Z4 1923 1922 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2200 Thousand Kilowatt s 39 DHILIPINE REFINING. COMPANY INC. MANUFACTURERS COCONUT OIL CEBU OFFICE CALLE MORGA TELEPHONE 414 CEBU BODEGA CALLE JUAN LUNA TELEPHONE 198 OPON MILL TELEPHONE 74 CABLE ADDRESS PHILRECO MILLS AT MANILA & OPON Eurcpean Representatives LEVER BROS., LTD, American Representatives PHILIPPINE REFINING CORPORATION OF ~NEW YORK COPRA, COCONUT OIL, COPRA CAKE A() A Comparative Statement Showing the Growth of the | CEBU MUTUAL BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Go Tiaoco Building Cebu, P. I. | . PHENOMENAL GROWTH IN FIVE YEARS From 1922 to 1927 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 AUS ee P 432.84 PF 3784.42 © 7239.54 P 8514.63 PF 12292.44 PF 1892.95 Interest on Saree 422.65 2173.32 2882.34 3291.78 3502.90 3976.80 DEED ices casicsemsirorintevncen 971.57 2641.36 1850.86 2298.04 2624.64 2759.82 | eI 4 J pbeeauee errata (961.38) (1030.40) 2560.34 2924.81 6164.90 12056.33 | Pividends . None None 10% 15% 14% 13% | Capital +e ee ee P26239.00 £44240.00 $#57352.20 P66578.17 ®101941.70 P178479.14 WiOBES. ge i 9281.00 372388.46 52354.10 67971.71 117450.77 153476.35 Shares Ouistandime 2054. 289 1056 994 914 1399 2018 Pronsee ie 2 oe t 3 4 10 9 9 | * The association has not as yet suffered any losses on account of bad loans. The losses shown during 1922 and 1923 were due to the heavy expenses incurred on account of | the fact that money on hand was not as yet loaned out. | . le President: J. CLAYTON NICHOLS. | Secretary-Treasurer: JOSH MARTINEZ | Vice-President: C. D. JOHNSTON. | Appraiser: RAMON ABOITIZ. Manager: Dr. ARLINGTON POND. 41 (~ From the public utility’s standpoint this marvelous growth is also an indication of the character of its service, as the community would not have responded with such an increasing demand if the proper relations were not carried on up to standard. If there is a more complicated machinery in modern business it is, I believe, public utilities, as it has to deal mostly with a complicated variety of human nature in all its myriad forms, and must make its business to try to please the majority if not everybody. That is why their existence must be based upon an exact scientific foundation, and in the ereation of their physical property, in the conduct of their operations and in the methods of adminstration, technique of high order is required. With such a record from one of the public utilities serving Cebu no shadow of doubt ean be east upon the bright future that is reserved for Cebu, since our life, prosperity and happiness could not develop without these utilities. Participants of this idea of progressive development are the various communities that surround Cebu and we find that most of the important centers and towns are electrically lighted or are on the way to install their own electric system. This is but a logical step, and it is very encouraging to see the people of these communities fast realizing the soundness of investment in the utility business and are now inclined to consider favorably the financing of these enterprises, after they have seen the pioneering spirit and the material benefit obtained by the utilities now im operation. The telephone system of Cebu is rendering good service, consistent wiht the true policy of a modern public servant, making it possible for business to move and exercise over a wider field of activities while adding to the prosperity and happiness of the people it serves. The Cebu Telephone and Telegraph Company, with its allied companies, have started to extend their lines and eables to connect the Visayan Islands by means of long distance telephone communication, and the day is not for distant when a A grade for cach type of sereice Se eS LED es VACUUM OIL COMPANY Specialists in the manufacture of high grade lubricants Obtainable everywhere in the world. 1 for every class of machinery. a <=) Y) business concern in Cebu can reach for his telephone | panies using autobuses for their service, which cover apparatus to call up a customer in distant Iloilo or |every kilometer of road for which the province of Negros. Cebu, then, will be like a community with | Cebu is famous because of the landscape and scenfour million population, as it will be linked by this |ery traversed. One of these companies, the Cebu facility of communication with the population now | Autobus Company, operates a total of 37.5 tons of served by it as a central and distributing point. It is | rolling stock. covering 497 kilometers of line in their Staggering to speculate on the amount of business |sehedule, having transported during the calendar that will flow thru Cebu when this project becomes | year of 1927, 700,000 passengers over a mileage of a reality. 1,200,000 kilometers. And this is only a report of Another of the utilities that is making Cebu im- |one of the twenty operators now serving Cebu with portant is land transportation, which makes it pos- | facilities of land transportation. sible for the remotest farmer to come to the city and A close observer of the progress of these utilities market his produet or buy his provisions for his |cannot help but gasp in wonder at the future pos- country needs. Beside the railroad company, we | sibilities of a community where its utilities are have operating in Cebu several transportation com- erowing by leaps and bounds. The oldest city in the islands since the discovery The Heart of the Visayas and of the Philippine of the P. I. by Magallanes? Inland Sea? The possessor of the oldest street of the P. I.? The site of the only tidewater cement plant in the Outside of the typhoon belt? world? Outside of the earthquake belt? The most densely populated island of the archip- The place Where Spanish government was first elago? established in the P. T.? The place where Magallan was killed? The gateway to Mindanao? P. 0. BOX 173 MARTIRES No. 111 TEL. 443 MOTOR “PANDAN” Sale de Cebu para Masbate, San Fernando, San Jacinto, Pilar (Sorsogon) Pasacao y Manila los dias 1 y 15 de cada mes. Viajes NO REGULARES MOTOR “TICAO” Sale de Cebtt para Cataingan, Palanas, Uson, Dimasalang, Masbate, San Jacinto, San Fernando, Matnog, Santa Magdalena todos los Martes a las 2 P. M. regresando los Lunes a las 6 A. M. El cambio de escalas y el orden de las mismas esta sujeto a modificaciones sin previo aviso a THE PHILIPPINE RAILWAY COMPANY In 1905 bids were invited by the Philippine Government for the construction of railroads on the Islands of Luzon, Panay, Negros, Cebu, Leyte and Samar. Proposals to build the Panay, Negros and Cebu lines were submitted by an association of capitalists composed of Messrs. J. G. White & Company, Inc., Messrs. Wm. Salomon & Co., International Banking Corporation, Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mr. Chas. M. Swift. Their proposal was accepted and the road was constructed by Mssrs. J. G. White & Co. contractors under direct Supervision of Mr. W. B. Poland, VicePres. and Chief Engineer. The construction of the roads on Panay and Cebu were officially declared to have been completed in July, 1912, although all the lines had been in actual operation for some time previous to that date. On Cebu the railway line is sixty miles long, running twenty miles north, and forty miles south of Cebu, the Capital and principal city of the island. Cebu has one of the best harbors in the Philippines and with the contemplated improvements, the operation of the cement plant at Tina-an and opening of the new sugar central at Talisay, has become one of the chief shipping centers. The development of the sugar and sugar cane industry will be greatly aided by the railway. The principal commodities shipped on the Cebu Division at present are coal, cement, stone, sand, maguey, corn, sugar, copra, live stock, firewood, lumber, machinery and miscellaneous manufactured articles. Operating results of the Cebu Division for 1927: REVENUES Freight Revenue . cs Passenger Revenue . Other Transp. Revenue . Incidental Rievenue . P222 437.14 142,622.38 13.816.50 Total Operating Revenue . 394,326.04 Kms. Operated . 95.60 Pass; Carried 2°. Dn 10 Frt.. Tonnage °. 151,044 Mr. J. G. White is chairman of the Board and Mr. Chas. M. Swift is President of the Corporation. The New York address is 33 Liberty Street, New York City. The Officials of the Company in the Philippine Islands are: R. R. Haneock, Vice-Pres. & Gen. Manager, Iloilo. W. C. A. Palmer, Superintendent, Cebu. A. W. Hill, Auditor, Tloilo. BOADA, CASTRC Copper, Brass and Ualv. Pipes & Rods Hemp Rope Deaiers Hardware and Shipchandlery Paints, Oils & Greases & PENAFIEL Flectric Plants Modern Agricultural Implements [INSURANCE AGENTS Agents for Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co. Ltd. International Harvester Co. F. 0. BOX 136 94 MORGA ST., CEBU PHONE 72 44 » BUILD FOR SAFETY AND POSTERITY USE CONCRETE FOR PERMANENCE ~ Concrete is Fire, Flood, Tvphoon, and Earthquake Proof “APO” PORTLAND CEMENT BEST by test makes the best concrete MADE In the Philippines By Filipino Capital & labor Support Home Industries & provide labor for Filipinos and Help Promote Philippine Prosperity ALWAYS ASK FOR 1 gs cinvr nb Q.”,.,.. eHEM Packed in steel barrels & in quarter barrel Jute or paper bags—Sold by Reliable Dealers AND THE CEBU PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY MANUFACTURERS Plant Main Office Cebu Office 45 COMPANIA GENERAL DE TABACOS DE FILIPINAS Head Office BARCELONA Head Office for Philippines MANILA BRANCHES AND AGENCIES ALL OVER THE ISLANDS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN TOBACCO, COP RA, SUGAR, AND RICE OWNERS OF “LA FLOR DE LA ISABELA” CIGAR FACTORY & “LA CLEMENTINA” DISTILLERY Stocks of cigars, cigarrettes, anisado and denaturated alcohol are always carried in Cebu OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF THE FAST AND COMFORTABLE STEAMERS “ISIDORO PONS” AND “COMPANIA DE FILIPINAS” giving a weekly service between Cebu and ports of North Mindanao, Camiguin and Bohol General Agents for CENTRAL AZUCARERA DE BAIS & CENTRAL AZUCARERA DE TARLAC (building) Head Office Manila... ............ 212, Marques de Comillas. Office Cebu... 25. gu%. .. ihe 184, Martires. 46 | | | | PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF CEBU B. FIELDEN NUTTER Division Superintendent The public schools of Cebu province at present have an enrolment of 66,018. The enrolment in the provincial high, normal and trade schools totals 4,142. Instruction is given in 440 different schools by 1,476 Filipino teachers and 16 American teachers. In carrying out the educational program, the Di- vision Superintendent is assisted by line officials con- sisting of principals of high school, normal school, trade school, and intermediate schools, and 19 supervising teachers who have charge of schools in 52 dif- ferent municipalities. In addition, he is assisted by the neccessary office clerical force and the division office supervisors of academic work, industrial work, buildmegs and grounds, and health and Sanitation, six in number. The officials and the people in all municipalities are intensely interested in the public schools and as a rule cooperate with public school authorities for the improvement of schools in every possible way. During the present school year, the cooperation of the officials and people has been. esp2cially- noticeable in assisting public school authorities to bring ail schools more nearly up to standard in the matter of sites, buildings, equipment, ete. The health of school children is being given eon- siderable attention. Six Junior Read Cross Sehoo!} dentists and five school nurses spend all or practically all their time in treating school children. Medicine eabinets containing simple remedies for use in treating school children are being placed in all central schools. A special playground instructor is employed for the City schools and physical education, eroup games, and organized athletics are considered a part of the regular work in all schools. Vocational edueation is being given due attention. The girls are given regular instruction in embroidery, crochet, knitting, tatting, house-keeping, practical eooking, food selection and diet, and home nursing. Boys receive instruction in basketry,, mat-making, hat-weaving, gardening, tree planting, poultry and pig raising, making of bamboo-rattan furniture, and woodworking. The total industrial output for 1927 was P 116,716.20. The greatest problem facing the school authorities is the securing of sufficient funds to take care of all children of school age who desire to attend school. About 8% of the population is enrolled in school, whereas about 24% should be in school, or in other words, is of school age. The province of Cebu has about 200,000 children of school age, only 66,000 of which are attending school because of a lack of sufficient funds for school purposes. HEMP AND COPRA DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANTS ITIZ Y GIAING COMMISSION MERCHANTS 88 JUAN LUNA ST. CABLE ADDRESS “ABOITIZ-CEBU” FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS TELEPHONE 64 CODES: A. B. €. 5th EDITION, BENTLEYS 47 \s VAPORES Y BARCGOS-MOTORES DE LA NAVIERA FILIPINA, INCORPORADA Rutas y fecha de Vapor BE. ESCANO.—Sale de Cebu cada Martes (7:00 p. m.) para Oroquieta, Jimenez, Misamis, Kolambugan é Iligan. Llega a Cagayan eada Viernes, (6:00 a. m.) Sale el mismo dia (8:00 p. m.) para Iligan, Kolambugan, Misamis, Jimenez y Oroquieta. Llega a Cebu eada Lunes temprano. Vapor MINDANAO.—Sale de Cebu ¢ada Mierecles (8:00 p. m.) para Baybay y Ormoe. Reegresa a Cebu eada Viernes temprano. Vapor MINDANAO—Sale de Cebu _ eada Viernes (8:00 p.m.) para Dumaguete. Larena. Dipolog, Plaridel, Clarin, Misamis, Baliangao, Dapitan, Dipolog, Larena y Dumaguete. Llega a Cebu cada Mierecoles temprano. Vapor CAPITAN GALLARZA.—Sale de Cebu cada Martes a las 7:00 p. m. para Palompon, Villaba, Biliran, Kaibiran y Naval, llegando a Cebu cada Viernes temprano. Vapor CAPITAN GALLARZA.—Sale de Cebu cada Viernes a las 6.00 p. m. para Malitbog, Pintuyan, Surigao, Kabadbaran, Butuan, Magallanes y Tubay, retornando 4 Cebu por los mismos puertos cada Martes, temprano. Motor ZAMBALEZ.—Sale de Cebu los Sabados las 8:00 p. m- para Dumaguete, Larena. Di. polog, Plaridel, Oroquieta, Jimenez, Clarin, Misamis, Kolambugan e Iligan, llegando 4 Cebu eada Viernes temprano. Motor P. ABOITIZ.—Sale de Cebu eada Galle Martires No. 41 Telefono 673. salida y Ilegada Martes a las 2:00 p. m. Catbalogan, Calbayog, Allen, Carangian, Lacang y Tacloban, llegando a Cebu eada Lunes temprano. Motor PICKET I.—Sale de Cebu cada Miercoles 8:00 p. m. para Ormoe, Baybay, Inopacan, Hilongos, Baté6, Matalon y Maasin para llegar a Cebu los dias Sabados al amanecer. : Motor PICKET I.—Sale de Cebu los Sabados las 9:00 p. m. para Maasin, 8. Francisco, Surigao, Tubay, Butuan, Cabadbaran y Buenavista regresando por los mismos puntos para llegar a Cebu los Miercoles, temprano. Motor PICKET II.—Sale de Cebu _ los Sabado (8:00 p. m.) para Ormoe y Baybay Ilevando a Cebu los Lunes temprano. Motor PICKET II—Sale de Cebu _ los Miereoles 8:00 p. m. para Palompon, Villaba Naval, Calubian, Biliran y Tacloban, llegando a Cebu los Sabados al amanecer. Motor PICKET II.—Sale de Cebu Miercoles (8:00 p. m.) para Palompon, Naval, Calubian, Biliran y Tacloban, llegando 4 Cebu cada Sabado, temprano. Motor EBRO.—Sale de Cebti eada Viernes, (8:00 p. m.) para Ormok, Baybay, Inopakan, Bato, Maasin, Malitbog, Sogod, Libagon, Liloan, Himatagon, Kabalian, Anahawan, Hinundayan, H1- nunangan y Takloban. Sale de Takloban cada Lunes, (3:00 p. m.) para Hinnuagan, Hinundayan, Anahawan, Kabalian, Himatagon, Liloan, Libagon, Sogod, Malitbog, Maasin, Bato, Hilongos, Hindang, Inopakan y Baybay, llegando a Cebti cada Jueves, temprano. Motor GUADALUPE.—Viaje a Camotes cada dos dias. P, 0. Box 29 48 CEBU AS A TOURIST CENTER By PAUL L. STANGL, Assistand Secretary, Cebu Chamber of Commerce That the Philippines possess all the charm of scenic beauty, novelty, oriental light and eolor, strange races and novel sights to bring the most blase to attention, is as little known as the fact that Cebu is, historically, the oldest part of the early Spanish eonquest. The first capital, it has a number of ponts to interest the thoughtful student. Here Magallan landed and here he died and his mark is all over Maktan island and this city. No other place has the facilities of excursions to points of interest that Cebu has, the queen of the inland sea of the Philippines, far more ‘entrancing than the far famed inland sea of Japan. The tourist can reach from here, by excursion of six hours to three weeks for the round trip, on comfortable boats, at a nominal cost, the mest diverse places, with volcanoes, precipices, wonderful roads with fine auto rides through wonderful scenery. Bohol, Negros, Leyte, Mindanao, with its heterogenous population and wonderful resources, Jolo archipelago, Panay and Masbate, Samar, and an infinitude of other places, can best, and almost alone, be reached from Cebu. Sugar and Hemp plantations, farms and mines, factories and villages, swimming, fishing, boating, mountain climbing, all and many more diversions are within easy reach as to distance, cost or enjoyment. No other place, not even Manila, can offer so much to the tourist who wants ‘‘something different’’. As a tourist center for side trips to go sight seeing, either for the purpose of admiring beautiful scenery, learn about the resources of the country, observe the eustoms and life of different races and peoples, or study the political and social life of the people, climate and products of a country, or any of a hundred things that lead men and women to travel to foreign. lands, Cebu has few equals. On the island itself we can take trips to Toledo by the famous Toledo road, a scenic rival of the famous Baguio road, with Zigzags, steep climbs made easy to even a jitney, yawning precipices and frowning eliffs. Or we can take a ride over the no less beantiful, but not-so high, Barili road, to the tobaeco region of Barili and Pinamungahan, passing Carear and Naga on the way, with the palatial home of the Noel familiy at Mantalongon,.the obligatory show placc CEBU AUTOBUS COMPANY P. 0. Box 39 Phone 655 OPERATING INTERURBAN PASSENGER BUS LINES TO ALL TOWNS ON THE GOOD ROADS SYSTEM OF CEBU ISLAND. ‘ E COMFORTABLE AND WELL CONDITIONED COACHES SKILLED AND COURTEOUS OPERATORS 4.9 8 & “SAN CARLOS” THE BEST AND THE MOST LUXURIOUS S TEAMER OF THE TANON STRAIT RUN Leaves the port of ILOILO, every Monday of the week at 9::00°P. M. for the port of CEBU, via San Carlos, Dumanjug, Guihulngan, Bais (Optional) and Dumaguete. Leaves the port of CEBU, every Thursday of the week at 8:00 P. M. for the port of ILOILO, via Dumaguete, Bais, Guihulngan, Dumanjug and San Carlos. Until further notice, the Dumanjug ¢all will be made every SATURDAY of the Week from CEBU, arriving at 11:00 A. M. and leaving at 1:00 P. M. in order to. arrive at ILOILO, every SUNDAY at 1:00 P. M. via San Carlos. AGENTS:— ILOILO Messrs. P. A. Uy Yam & Co. CEBU | * Pastrano Unchuan & Co. “ | Box 43, Tel..No. 48 . . DUMAGUETE % — Uy Matiao & Co. GIHULNGAN Mr. Enrique Cura SAN CARLOS Mr. Yu Sinlay For further information, kindly apply to TANON NAVIGATION, INCORPORATED, P, 0. BOX NO. 454 TEL. 144 CEBU, P. I.: a A we — — for all prominent visitors of the island. On the way we ean visit the sugar central of the Cebu Sugar Co. at Talisay, which began operations in February 1928, thus getting a glimpse of large scale production under a tropical elimate, or the ce- ment plant of the Cebu Portland Co. near Naga, both showing what ean be done with native labor, while. all along the road, will be seen the evidence of in- tensive farming such as follows naturally on density of population, for it must be remembered that Cebu has a million inhabitants on this one island of 1867 square miles, or about 536 to the square mile. Another trip is to Bogo, passing over the North road, with a hundred kilometers of fine road, alter- nating runs along the seashore under coconut and other trees, climbs over the divide alone sweeping loops, with the shore of both sides of the island and the distant Negros shore glimpsed near the. end, with evidence of, industry’ on every hand. For short stops the Cebu railroad, running from Cebu north to Ddnao, or south to Argao, offers a ready means of seeing something of the people and their lives. | Or we ean take the ‘‘Delta’’, leaving in the evening for Tagbilaran, the capital of Bohol, arriving early next morning, go to the hotel for breakfast, and. then take rides over the beautiful roads for which the island is famous. Either to south and east, to observe the ancient watch towers used as lookouts against the Moro pirates that used to come so frequently a century or less ago, with glimpses, on clear days, of Mindanao or the island of Mambajao. Or to the interior, where the farm colony is solving one of the problems of too dense population crowded along the seacoast, giving a practical demonstration of the close relation existing between farming and roads. On the way will be passed one of greatest water falls of the islands, in a romantic setting of deepest green and frowning cliffs. Another trip is through smiling farms along the North road, lined with fine wooden houses, of which there is a larger proportion on this island than on any other perhaps in the south. The fare on the ‘‘Delta’’ is only 1.65 one way., ($0.83), or 3.30 round trip, ($1.65.) - Automobile rates are from P3 to P5 per hour for four passengers ($1.50 to $2.50). Or we can make the trip on one of the fine steam- ers going to Dumaguete in Oriental Negros. Here we find Silliman Institute, the greatest private educCABLE CODE > “**Escano’’—Cebn Code: A.B.C. 5. Edit. Bentley’s HOS DE F. ESCANO, INC. a Me tee +5 BRANCH OFFICES Malitbog, Maasin, Baybay, Ormoc, Palompon (Leyte) (Successors Vda. E Hijos de F. Escaiio) CEBU OFFICE: 41 MARTIRES Board of Directors: Lorenzo Escafio, President; Dr. Mamerto Escaiio, Vice Pres. ; Jese Corominas, Secretary-Treasurer; Members: Agustin Escafio & Juan Sala. FIRE INSURANCE AGENCIES: Commercial Union Insurance Co., Ltd. Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. North British and Mercantile Ins. Co. 51 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE AMERICAN MAIL LINE TRAVEL TO AMERICA ON AMERICAN STEAMERS no oe Aes eee The President Liners WEEKLY SAILINGS FROM MANILA VIA CHINA AND JAPAN TO THE PACIFIC COAST. ONE WEEK TO SEATTLE VIA THE ‘FAST SHORT ROUTE”’. THE NEXT WEEK TO SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES VIA HONOLULU. FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS TO NEW YORK VIA STRAITS SETTLEMENT, SUEZ AND MEDITERRANEAN PORTS. a0 | THE ROBERT DOLLAR CO. GENERAL AGENTS Cebu Office | Manila Office ~ Tloilo Office Gotiaoco Building 24 Calle David Plaza Libertad 52 (a y\ ational institution in the South, noted for its in- J] ation. _ dustrial training work, as well as high academic at- The fare on the Mindanao, the Isidoro Pons or one tainments. This is a Presbyterian school. From|of the Compafiia Maritima boats, which leave Cebu there we pass the fine provincial capitol, on the way]at night and reach Dumaguete early next morning, to the Polo plantation, a remarkable specimen of |a 69 mile run, is only P7.95 one way (about $4), or a scientifically and profitably managed coconut | P14.31 round trip ($7.16). erove, and then go on to the Bais sugar central, which Automobiles cost about #6 ($3) for the round holds the record in these islands for profitable oper-| trip to Bais for four persons, or about P12 ($6), in- "PASONAGA SWIMMING POOL, f SAMBOANGA CO OCCO & CO. Cable Address Code Used “GO OCCO”’ Cebu GENERAL IMPORTERS | A. B. C. Bentley Direct Importers from America, Europe, China, Japan, Ceylon and Java Importers of Cacao, Coffee, Corn Starch, Galvanized Iron, Bamboo, Steel, Hardware, Paints, Enamelled Ware, Glassware, Rubber Shoes, Hats, and General Merchandise, ete. ete. Marks of cur Ceylon Cacao: “‘V. 0.” “A=1’, “S. N. ”’, “B-1’’, “B-2” P, 0. Box 46 Phone (05 {11-115 MAGALLANES ST. Cebu, Cebu, P. |. \ The NEW ORD CA YEARS AHEAD OF ANY OTHER LOW PRICE CAR SPEED! —PICK-UP! —FLEXIBILITY! BEAUTY! —COMFORT! —STAMINA: ECONOMY! —DURABILITY! —LONG LIFE! ASK US ABODT IT. MANILA TRADING & SUPPLY 60, Cebu, Cebu, P. I MAIN OFFICE—MANILA, P. I. ee . 54 eluding the Polo Plantation. Another trip of great interest and beauty is to Zamboanga and Jolo. The fare to the formér place is P26.10 ($13.05) single fare, or 'P46.98 ($23.49) round trip for the 252 m; to Jolo the fare is P28.50 ($14.25) single, or P51.30 ($25.65), round trip, which includes a few hour’s stop at Zamboanga going and returning. Kither a rapid trip, twice monthly, on the Compahia Maritima, boats, with stop only at Dumagucte, Zamboanga and Jolo, or some of the slower boats can be taken which run an average of once a month, and visit a number of smaller places along the Mindanao north coast, mostly lumber camps, stopping a few hours at each. At Zamboanga is to be found one of the most beautiful tropical cities in the world, the only Mohammedan eapital under the American flag, where man and nature have worked wonders. Nearby is is the San Ramon Penal form, the Desiceated Coconnt factory, which is one of the biggest producers of this product for the U. S. market, and the Pasonanga swimming pool, which is deservedly famous. Another trip is the one to Davao via Zamboanga, Cotabato and a number of other places en route. This will permit either stop overs, with visits to points of interest, such as the rubber plantations on Basilan near Zamboanga, or one can-go direct to Da- "ao, and return, touching at these other places en route, with several hours at several of them, such as Cotabato, Zamboanga and the ports on Moro and Davao gulf. The fare to Davao is #51.60 ($25.80) single, or £92.88 ($46.44), round trip; the distance is 561 miles. DIN KEE & GOMPANY Dealing in Hemp, Copra, Maguey and other native pit ducts WEEKLY SERVICE OF INTERISLAND VESSELS, RECEIVING CARGOS & PASSENGERS. | : S.S “ASTURIAS IT”, sailing every Saturday night for Baybay, Jnopacan, | Hindang, Hilongos, Bato, Maasin, Malitbog, Sogod, Liloan, Himatagon, Cabalian, | Anahawan, Hinunangan & Tacloban. returning by the same ports to Cebn. H} M.S. “FUH-KIEN,”’ sailing weekly for Pintuyan, San Francisco, Hstela, | Cabalian, Libagon, Sogod, Consolacion and way ports. | GOOD SERVICE AND NICE TREATMENT TO PASSENGERS AND SHIPPERS ARE OUR SPECIALITY. | BRANCH OFFICES: | San Franciseo, Leyte—Sogod, Leyte—Cabalian, Leyte.—Tacloban, Leyte. | MAIN OFFICE: CABLE ADDRESS “DINKEE” | PHONE 442. 116-122 JUAN LUNA ST. CEBU CITY P; O. BOX 341 It ~ — Or EL HOGAR FILIPINO MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FOUNDED IN 1910 LOANS MONEY LOANED ON EASY TERMS, REPAYMENT BY AMORTIZATION AND THE MATURITY OF THE SHARES ACQUIRED WIPES OUT THE INTEREST CHARGES INTEREST RATE: IN MANILA, SAN. JUAN AND PASAY, 10°; IN THE PROVINCES, 12% WITH THE LOANS THUS OBTAINED, PROPERTY CAN BE BOUGHT, HOMES BUILT OR REPAIRED, FREE PACTO DE RETRO AND OTHER EXPENSIVE MORTGAGES. | a] FOR INFORMATION APPLY TO OUR MAIN OFFICE, JUAN LUNA, CORNER MUELLE DE LA INDU STRIA, P, 0. BOX NO. 105, MANILA, OR OUR AGENCIES AT CEBU, ILOILO OR ZAMBOANRS J. MCMICKING M. M. RINCON President Manager 56 To Cotabato the fare is #35.70 ($17.85) single, for 366 miles, or 764.26 ($32.13) round trip. The palatial steamers Nuestra Sefora de Alba, or one. of the Cia. Maritima steamers, will probably be preferred. Cotabato is the center of the new rubber develop- ment and plantation program, and is Moro; Davao is the biggest abaca or Manila Hemp region of Min- danao, largely in the hands of Japanese. Interme- diate points hold many of the biggest lumber camps in the islands, with fine scenery, strange people and products, everywhere. Another series of trips of interest, which take about a weck for the round trip, can be taken on the com- fortable Isidoro Pons, leaving every Friday evening for Damaguete, Oroquieta, Jimenez, Misamis, Kolam- bngan, Higan and Cagayan de Misamis, visiting some of the most interesting points of northern Mindanao. From Iligan trucks or automobiles take you to Camp Keithley, the summer resort of the South, equal to Baguio, with its fine lookout over lake La- nao, from where short excursions take one to the beautiful Maria Cristina falls, one of the finest waterfalls in the world, in its magical tropical setting, while many places formerly the scene of fierce Moro fighting can be seen from the launch traveling on the lake. Another fine boat, leaving every Saturday,, is the ‘“Sugbu’’, which visits practically the same places, CEBU NORMAL SCHOOL JUREIDINI INCORPORATED Importers and Exrorters THE LEADING WHOLESALE TEXTILE HOUSE IN THE VISAYAS P. 0. Box 155 Phone 17 114-116 Plaridel St. Cebu, Cebu, P. I. T ; MASBATE PANAY g.00.0" Sturias What the Panay Tel. & Tel. Co. and the Negros Tel. & <—1t| Tel. Co., Associated Comcopy EB] panies of the Cebu Tel. & we" wit Tel. Co. are doing in the Southern Isiands in the line of LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION Legend i et Telephone lines in actual operation Telephone lines under construction — fc Me g an A & = _ ‘ ' ‘ Tal basta attn Dy, A : See Ay as SAAT Ty pif Uy, : Ves ceed ge ' re ~ ‘ ‘ a » ' ‘ —— omitting Cagayan, but stopping at Larena, Plaridel and Dipolog aiter leaving Dumaguete, as well as Clarin, after Jimenez. For those with historical leanings the trip on the ‘““Mindanao’’, visiting Dumaguete, Larena, Dipolog, Baliangao, Plaridel, Misamis and Dapitan, will prove of interest, ending at the place where Dr. Jose Rizal was exiled, and where he did so much to improve the place, passing by some of the towns that have sprung up and become important producing centers sirce American occupation has made this Mindanao country safe for settlers, notable among which is Dipolog, fast becoming an important center for copra prodnetion, and a growing shipping port. The ‘‘Yrufa’’ makes trips every Monday to Leyte ports as follows: Ormoc, Puertobello, Merida, PalomSTO. NINO CHURCH FORBES, MUNN & CO. LID. IMPORTERS OF PIECE-GOODS, HARDWARE, PROVISIONS ETC. Agents for; MESSRS. FINDLATER, MACKIE, TODD & €0, LTD.—Liquors 53 \_ MESSRS. MEERKAMP & GO.,-—“Perfection” Whisky > Pilsner Urquell Beer, Flour and Canned goods > ROYAL INSURANCE CO. LTD., Fire and Automobile Insurance OFFICE: CORNER JUAN LUNA AND F. GONZALES P, 0. BOX (2i TELEPHONE: 95. v\ 59 MUNICIPALITY OF CEBU V. A. RACAZA ENGINEER-CONTRACTOR MACHINERY & GENERAL SUPPLIES SUB-AGENT FOR: Marine & Stationary Engines, Krupp Diesel: M. A. N.-Diesel Colo-Diesel and Hanseat (Semi-Diesel) Dynamos & Motors, Electrical Materials & Supplies, Electrical Light & Power Plants, Hydro-Electric Plants, Rice Mill Machinery, Saw Mills, & Wodworking Machinery, Steam Engines & Boilers. Pumping Machinery. CORNER MARTIRES & MORGA STS. CEBU, CEBU. ri HOH<dtirM ZOHO ZpKPnH< oo iS 635 WE ARE READY TO GIVE YOU SERVICE ON ANY ACCESORY YOU MAY NEED FOR YOUR CAR. | WE ARE THE ONLY STORE THAT CARRIES COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESORIES IN CEBU. GOODRICH TIRES “BEST IN THE LONG RUN” WE ARE THE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THESE WORLD-FAMED TIRES HARDWARE AT NONCOMPETETIVE PRICES CAN BE HAD FROM US. C. 0. D. SERVICE TO PROVINCES CALL ON US AND YOU CAN EXPECT THE BEST AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. VISAYAN MOTOR SERVICE BUENAVENTURA M. VELOSO | Proprietor TEL. 635 P. 0. BOX 92 MARTIRES 7-9 ~ MACH BOR<AED ZOHCE Z>xpur< 61 pon, Villaba, San Isidro, Naval, Calubian and Taeloban, and also makes a trip to Tacloban direct Friday noon, to return to Cebu Sunday morning. Another trip is by the ‘‘San Carlos’’, touching at Dumaguete, Bais, Guijulngan, of Oriental Negros, Dumanhug on the west coast of Cebu, to San Carlos, Oee. Negros, where one of the finest sugar centrals in the islands is situated, with a model town, thence to Iloilo, returning the same way. Other trips can be kett II, 118 miles, at taken to Samar, P11.70 ($5.85), .sineither direct, or via ole fares or » P21.06 Leyte points. Or a ($10.53) round trip, visit to the Butuan visiting Maasin, and eattle ranches ean be San Francisco, Leymade from Butuan te, on the way out. or points along the and on her return northern coast of touching at BuenaMindanao. Or the vista, Butuan, Cagold fields of Placer, badbaran and TuMainit and the Lian- bay. eao placer field, in As most of these Surigao on the Pie- boats leave Cebu at night and reach the next port at daylight or soon after, the traveler gets the best part of the trip in daylight and can enjoy the marvelous panorama of emerald isles, blue mountain peaks, often voleanic, a sapphire sea and a sky that changes its glory from hour to hour until the witchery gets into his or her -blood, and when the landings are reached, with the nipa houses nestling among the green, or the red tiled or iron roofed houses of more pretentious build at the towns or larger plantations, with the, offen wonderful, church and convent building dominating the landscape for hours before arrival or after departure, all of which, combined, leave on memory’s page a picture never to be effaced, and certainly worth far more than the time or money spent to acquire them. And this will be seeing the real Philippines instead of Orientalized, humdrum, international cities, all as alike as two peas, which is all the routine globe trotter sees. HOTEL DAPAT Cor. N. America and P. Gomez St. The oldest and best known Hotel because the name stands for SERVICE Clean and Comfortable Specialties Rooms We eater for Banquets, Well ventilated’ and Parties, Piscolabis, entirely Dust Free Beach Exeursions, ete. BEDS We furnish . Sandwiches, Strictly Clean and ~ Salads, Meat Pies, very Comfortable Sweets, and : Insuring © Frozen Delicacies Sweet Dreams | eal 5 s . ips: - , s 4 ' : * z; ened ei 24 Shane ae a Land + 3. +. OEE: at NePe ON OO Oe, CIE sy i a ages y g -* SATISFACTION CEBU SAFETY SPEED GASOLINE AND SHELL MOTOR LUBRICANTS THE ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (P.IL) LT VESSEL A. Consuegra Addina I Agusan Alice Agente Angeles Angelita Anita Anne W. Day Antonio Cosin Arleen Asturias IT Asuncion Atlas . Ato Aurora Bansun Bato Baybay Bizkaitarra Bisayas Bonawan Bolinao Butuan Calantas Camotes Camiguin Capitan Juan Capitan Gallarza Capitan Coppens Carmela Carmen Y Cayetana Chiat-an China Conrado Consorecia Dallas Danae Dang'ay Dapitan Dean C. f Delta Dionaldo Don Carlos Dolores I VESSELS REGISTERED, PORT OF CEBU NET TON S. 5. D. 14. 13. ¥29 . Ses 86. 27. 70. 24. 62. 6. 100. 15. 106. 14. 16. 73. i. 12. 128. 82 85 . 66 84 .36 .09 48 94 CLASS Motor 23 Steamer Motor Steamer Motor 72 Steamer Motor 73 9? Steamer Motor ’?9 Steamer Motor oi) OWNERS A. Consuegra Ramon Najarro Gabriel Ocot M. E. Cleland E. Uy Godinez Mariano G. Veloso Felix Muertegui Chapman & Laing D. C. Worcester A. Zarate Sy Cip Deep Sea Fishing Co. Sofia Nardo P. N. Abeceda Hijos de F. Eseafio, Ine. Lapulapn Launch Transp. Co. Aurora Go Mariano Tintoe Opon Ship & Launch Co. Ramon Aboitiz & Co. Ramon Aboitiz & Co. Ramon Aboitiz & Co. Alberto Uraya E. Uy Godinez Hijos de F. Eseafio, Ine. Rafael Consing Filomeno Torres Yap Anton Bros. Cesar Mereader Pacific Commercial Co. Hijos de F, Eseafio, Ine. Eleuteria Ch. Veloso Eleuteria Ch. Veloso Gabino Barreto Martin Dy Diongeo Placido Lim Atabay Procopio Causin Silvino Froilan Natalio Manguil Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Antonio Menchaca Ramon Aboitiz & Co. Ine. Opon Ship & Launch Co. Cebu Bohol Ferry Co. Mariano Mansiodad Vieente Reges Ambrosio Lumuthang 64 ee ee el So a pS SEE LIM BONFING Y HERMANOS (Established in the year 1895) | IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS it™ DEALERS OF: TOBACCO LEAF, RAW SUGAR, BECHE-DE-MER, MOTHER-OF-PEARL SHELL, PEARLS, SNAIL-SHELLS, BLACK CONCH (CONCHA NEGRA) MAGUEY, HEMP, CO. PRAX, HARDWARE, GLASSWARE, EARTHEN WARE, ENAMELLED WARE, AND ‘| OTHER GOODS FROM HONGKONG, CHINA, JAPAN, UNITED STATES AND EUROPE. PP, Of Box 14 Cable address: ‘““LIMBONFING’’. Cebu Telephone Nos. Godown & Residence 293 Office No. 2 MAGALLANES ST. 197—203 Cebu, Philippine Islands LANAO LUMBER CO. © | BOTICA DEL SANTO NINO | DEALERS OF ALL KINDS OF A FULL LINE OF DRUGS, | VISAYAN AND MINDANAO ” CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES LUMBER | PERFUMERY & TOILET GOODS l ae eee DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM of the | (MINDANAO LUMBER COMPANY, INC.) oe ee ee Waterfront Cebu, P. I. 123 N. Ameriea St. ‘Te. “152 Py Of Box 955 Telephone 675 Cebu, Pu I. ( VESSEL Don Franciseo Ka Ebro Emilia Engineer Fingtay Estelita Estureco Fantasma F. Eseaiio Feliza III Fokien Fortuna Fuhkien Gingoog Gifford Jones Gorliz Guadelupe Guambi Guinan Hamabar Hawaiian Isabela Irufia saga Josefina Josefina I Juanita Kompira Maru Lekeyteo Leyte Saw Mill Liloan Liloan IT na Paz it Lolita Los Dos Amigos Lourdes Luisa Luminada Lux Maasin Mactan Madali Malitbog Marga Maripojoe VESSELS REGISTERED, PORT OF CEBU (Cont.) " NET TON CLASS 30. 244. 123. 19, 49, 36. 14. 26. 14. 64 56 20 .45 .45 .18 . 69 56 .04 27 26 ve .38 .36 a0 2.34 .52 “OL .67 36 .03 9 ° o 5.16 .96 84 .63 .18 ee .83 .96 97 .64 .10 vo | ot 41 04 V2 74 21 . 60 21 .67 oe 36 11 Steamer Steamer Steamer Motor b de Motor R59 Motor >” Motor be OWNERS Tiburcio Flores Jose Y. de Egorrola Hijos de F. Escafio Ramon Aboitiz & Co., Ine. Provinee of Cebu Maeario Martinez Mariano Bernardo Marcelo Esturco Hijos de F. Escafo, Ine. Hijos de F. Eseafio | ince, Paula Carifio Mareelo O. Vecina F. N. de Pe & Gregorio Pelaez Sofia Nardo Julian Uy Manciudad Insular Navigation Co. Juan de Ugarte Ramon Aboitiz & Co., Ine. Mareelo Vecina Celestino Labay Mariano G. Veloso F, R. Miller Eleuteria Ch. Veloso Insular Navigation Co. Nicolas Arbotante Mariano Froilan Barrientoz, Gaxees & Bana Ramon Aboitiz & Co. Ine. Vicenta O. de Veloso Manuel Orquiaga Leyte Saw Mill M. Amonis E. Yuson & S. Tulo Pilapil, Onanis & Ppl. Co. Bohol Trans. & Trading Co. Ramon Aboitiz & Co.. Ine. M. Garces & A. Pages Ines R. de Pages Hijos de F. Eseafio, Inc. F. A. Inchoco Francisca Pastrano Silvestra Bajas Lao Opon Ship & Launch Co. Cebu Bohol Ferry Co. Lorenzo B. Castafias Salud Borromeo Gabino Barreto 66 ’ } / | Fo ‘ er THE PROCTER & GAMBLE TRADING COMPANY (Incorporated) eres Copra Buyers for | : THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY Cincinnati, Ohis. Cor. Norte America and Morga Streets elect Cebu, P. I. CEBU GROCERY STORE | PASTRANO UNCHUAN & C0, IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS WHOLESALE & RETAIL 236—238 Magallanes Agents for Steamers: FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES : Bohol, San Carlos, Borongan, Tirso Lizaraga BREAD AND PASTRY ~-Motors Pelayo & Lux CIGARS AND CIGARETTES : CANDIES © Dealer in Philippine Products WINES AND LIQUORS | P. 0. BOX 48 TEL. 48 | Cebu, P. I. CEBU, P. I. VESSEL Marie Martha Mary Matulin M. Yaptico Medalla Milagrosa Messenger Martin Cosello Mindanao Minka Misamis Moneayo Mundaca Naval Nicolas NW, Vergara Olympia Pacita Pandan Patro Patro I P. Aboitiz Peking Pelayo Pickett Pickett II Pilar Powerful R. Melliza Rosita Rosita If Rover Sammy San Carlos San Jose San Jose II San Leon San Francisco San Miguel II Santa Lucia Santa Rosa Santa Teresita Santiago VIII Santo Nifo Sto. Nino de Cebu Siargao VESSELS REGISTERED, PORT OF CEBU (Cont.) NET TON 7.29 8.22 3.29 10.02 49.44 13.88 21.03 8.15 168.33 22.15 117.60 99.10 54.75 51.42 16.70 5.43 8.40 133.40 184.36 sien ne APs 27.98 152.60 81.19 58.48 107.19 60. 60 23.48 105.90 269 . 69 75.03 24.89 48.71 19.80 CLASS Motor LB ?? 6 Steamer Motor ed 92 Steamer Motor Steamer Da Steamer Motor 9? Steamer Motor 9? b 9) Steamer Motor 22 OWNERS Charles Brown Martin Mondijar Crecenciano Torres Procopio Causin & F. Noel Ildefonso Tambunting Margarita P. de Sevilla Alfred D. Cooper Eureka Saw Mill Co. Hijos de F. Eseaiio Sy Joco & Co. Porfirio Yu Singeo Francisco Jarque Leopoldo Criada Mariano Tintoe Mateo Sintos Nicolas Vergara Nieolas Isabelo Insular Navigation Co. Francisco Jarque Ramon Aboitiz & Co., Ine. Federico P. de Tavera Ramon Aboitiz & Co... Ine. Vitaliano Misamis E. Uy Godinez Ramon Aboitiz & Co... Ine. Ramon Aboitiz & Co., Ine. Bohol Transp. & Trading Co. J. J. J. Addenbrooke Tsidoro Goliman Limquiaco re. Dansalan | Lanao Charles Brown Hijos de F. Eseaiio, Ine. Cyrus Padgett Tafion Navigation Co. Ine. Mauro Froilan ‘ Dalmacio Agaton Porfirio Yu Singeo Ramon Aboitiz & Co. Ine. Palermo Mascardo Lucio Famador Viecenta A. de Veloso Jesus Vafio Paulino Patindol Jose Camanforte Ines R. de Pages Teodulo Medecielo AUTO AND BATTERY SERVICE CO. (F. C, AREY) No. 5-33-Gral. Junquera, Cebu. Phone No. 65 GENERAL AU ee REPAIRS Try the real P 6 Res 16 DUC 0—PAINTING—NEW TOPS—SEAT COVERS & ENGINE REPAIRS aad oeaat Engine and Electrical _apppRIng RECHARGED—REPAIRED & NEW on your auto— BATTERIES MADE TO ORDER Troubles by Expert The Durable Finish (We Maintain a Fully Equipped Battery Shop) Mechanies MARINE AND CARGO INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SURVEYOR ee ae PHOTOGRAPHY SHIP AND ENGINE ee : ba ae GROUPS, IO BANQUETS, ag Th TV RY ASSESSOR CONVENTIONS, PARTIES FIRE LOSS ADJUSTER PHOTO SUPPLY DEPARTMENT ee on 3EST EQUIPMENT IN CEBU CEBU P. 0: BOX 398 243 JUAN LUNA ST. TEL. 615 69 VESSELS REGISTERED, PORT OF CEBU (Cont.) VESSEL NET TON CLASS OWNERS Surigao 77.66 Motor Lamberto Abarrientos Tacloban 46.30 s Maria P. Anune. Garianda Tagbilaran 10.16 = Bohol Transp. & Trading Co. Tan 4.26 + Matias Tan T. lLizarraga 75.45 Steamer E. Uy Godinez Texaco III 7.26 Motor The Texas Co., Inc. Ticao 82.29 fs Francisco Jarque Tinago 14.53 & Eduardo Deriado Tommy 26.43 a E. Uy Godinez Toni 11.73 = Eugenio Cafiete Tubig 14.53 ” Province of Samar Union , 5.29 de Hilarion Faelnar Vida 23 . 66 e Ramon Aboitiz & Co., Inc. Vicente 20.90 £ Tgnacia Mendoza : Vicente I 5.34 eS Ramon Corro Viking 5.36 es Basilisa Cuaresma Violet 6.37 Se Charles Brown Yap 11.55 2 Bibiano Catamis Zambales 172.15 = Julian Espina Ysabel S. Cuestra 7.14 1s Hijos de F. Escafio, Inc. VESSELS REGISTERED IN MANILA, BUT OPERATING IN CEBU Antonio Steamer Cia. Grl. de Tabacos de Fil. Compafiia de Filipinas oe Cia. Grl. de Tabacos de Fil. Luis R. Yangeo aa Madrigal & Co. San Antonio = Madrigal & Co. Vigilante ee ~ Madrigal & Co. MADRIGAL & COMPANY COAL DEALERS and SHIP OWNERS Agents for Madrigal Oil Mil! Export & Import Terraplen P. 0 Box 141 | Phone: Cebu, P. I. 316 374 10 tember 185 mm. CEBU CLIMATE Min, 20.4° C, (68.7° -¥.) Max, 33.8% C.. (929°: ) Temperature at Cebu: AY. 214° ©. (60-8° FF) Note: This is close to the average annual data for the islands: Max. 33.8° C. (92.9° F.):; Min. 9.0" CO. (Gh: ye Ay, 26:6° 6, (807 BS: Rainfall of Cebu: annual monthly average 127 mm. (5 inches); by months: January 100 mm. (4 inches) ; February 75 mm. (3 inches); March 45 mm. (1-3/4 inches) ; April 35 mm. (1-1/3 inches); May 100 mm. (4 inches); June 175 mm. (7 inches); July 160 mm. (6-1/3 inches) ; August 140 mm. (5-2/3 inches) ; Sep- (7-1/2 inches); Oetober 225 mm. (9 inches); November 135 mm. (5-1/8 inches); December 150 mm. (6 inches). From this it will be seen that Cebu has a fairly evenly distributed, but not heavy, rainfall, and is entirely out of the track of typhoons; only once, in 1912, did a destructive typhoon pass over Cebu city, while only twice before did one pass over a corner of the island. This explains why, while rice is raised ‘with difficulty, corn is the staple crop, being raised all months of the year, and three crops a year from the same piece of land being not uncommon, with the cereal growing in all stages on. adjoining farms. This is born out by the mean monthly humidity, which ranges between 73.4 minimum and 79 maximum. varying but little from month to month. an annual oscillation of only 5.6%, as compared with 17% for Manila, 12% for Chicago, 11:14% for Washington, D. C. and 14% for Los Angeles, Cal. ae KUENZLE & STREIFF, ING. Calle P. Burgos No. 74 CEBU, P. I. Telephone No. 38 MANILA—ILOILO—ZAMBOANGA European Representatives: Kevenzle & Streiff A. G., Zuerich Switzerland. United States Representatives: Kuenzle & Streiff of New York Inc. 53, Park Place New York, U. S. A, GENERAL IMPORTERS OF DRYGOODS, HARDWARE, LIQUORS, ETC. ETC. INSURANCE AGENTS: Sun Insurance Office Ltd. London, Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Company. Sole Distributors: Baloise Fire Insurance Company. Alhambra Cigars & Cigarettes, Robertson Scotch Whisky, Canadian Club Wis- ky, Gordon’s Dry Gin, Beck’s Key Brand Beer Ete. Ete. 71 BUREAU OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY (Oth COMMERCIAL AGENCY Cebu, Cebu VICENTE NOEL, COMMERCIAL AGENT CLASSIFIED TRADE DIRECTORY OF THE CITY OF CEBU BUSINESS AND OCCUPATIONS ABACA DEALERS Lim Bonfing & Bros. . . . 157 Magallanes St. Aboitiz & Co. Inc... .. «:) 88 Juan. Luna: St. due CRW RO es ee71 Gonzales St. Babcock & Templeton Inc. 90 Morga St. im Bee & OO. 0257. es319 Magallanes St. Cang Buco @ Broei cs 57 Norte America St. Macleod: &:G0.- 5 aia, ; 9 Norte America St. Compafiia General de ‘Taha- Osmefia) Tomas . .... ; Gotiaoco Blg. eon Ge Vilipinas 7 so %. |.184 Martires St. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd. . 94 Colon St. Daido Boeki Kaisha Ltd. . 22 Magallanes St. Osmefia, M. viuda de Velez . Tupas St. Eseafio, Hijos de F. Inc... 41 Martires St. Pages, Abelardo . . . . - 347 Juan Luna St. Ge Osteo. & Ca). 3h ie. 111 Magallanes St. Pastrano. Unchuan & Co. . 84 P. Burgos St. Gotiaoco Hermanos .... .92 Morga St. Smith, Bell & Co. Ltd. . - 30 P. Burgos St. Wineen & Orth... .11 Martires St. Begg 2686s on Progreso St. Rt eG. Gotiaoco Blg. Stevenson, W.F. & Co. Ltd. P. Burgos 8t. O. Li. Hale Oa., Ine. PRINTERS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. ——:(0.)—— Proprietors of | | Agents of: FALEK’S PRINTING HOUSE JOSE OLIVER SUCCESORS. CO. Manila, P. I. 3 ( RACHALS : . : m - : GERMAN PIANOS 4 rartpERGER spit KONIGER JUAN LUNA CORNER MARTIRES CITY OF CEBU Hl Sy Joco-& Co.:....4 % 4. 189-F. Gonzalese St. ARMS & AMMUNITIONS | Yaptico, F. M. & Co... . 89 F. Gonzales St. Heacock-Alkans . .... . 27 A. Borromeo St. ACCOUNTANTS PUBLIC Photo Materials & Paper Co. 118 Magallanes St. Bacalso | Felicisimo G. Basak, El Pardo Pine 6.06. fy ee Norte America St. Martinez. Jose . Royal Palm Heights ARTISTS MATERIALS l« Suico, Vicente . eter Juan Luna Falek, D.:L. & Co. Int; .... -3)- Martires St. Walker 1, .B. sis. ic, 41 Martires Bi, Imprenta de San Jose . . . 89 Martires St. ADDING MACHINES Philippine Education . . . . 117 F. Gonzales St. Erlanger & Galinger Ine. . 101 Magallanes St. Photo Materials & Paper Co. 118 Magallanes St. Heacock-Alkans,........ : . 27:A. Borromeo St. ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS 2 Pacific Commercial Co. . . 11 Morga St. Ang Mga Anak Sa Lungsod . Colon & N. America St. | Photo Material & Paper Co. 118 Magallanes St. Bachelors Club ; Fuente Osmefia AERATED WATER MANUFACTURERS Caballeros de Colon... . Colon St. International Grocery . . . 124 Magallanes St. Casino Espanol 260 gs Colon St. | Puritas Bottling Works . . . A. Borromeo St. Cebu Chamber of Commerce Gotiaoco Bl¢g. | Sunlight Aerated Water Co. . 81 Plaridel St. ~| Cebu Dames Social Cirele . | Sunshine Aerated Water Co. A. Borromeo Cann CMe Colon St. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & MACHINERY Cebu Women’s Club . Boada, Castro Pefiafiel & Co. 94 Morga St. Cebu Amateur Orchestra . Macleod & Co. 9 Norte America St. Cebu Dramatie Club . : Oquifiena & Co. Ltd. 188 Comercio St. Cenn tie Cae mae Pacific Commercial Co. . . . 11 Morga St. Cebu Cantonese Association . 209 Manalili BE ia | Philippine Engineering Co. . 52 Magallanes St. Chinese Young Men’s Club. . Plaza Washington | Racaza, yk Morga St. Chinese Commercial Club . . Dimas Alang St. YAP ANTON & BROS. IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS OPERATING | Motor boat “Carmela” & ‘Carmen Y” | iB Steam-Ship “Camiguin” and sail boat “Secorre”’ Telegraphic Adress:—Yap Anton | Cable Adress:—Yap Anton Bros. F. Gonzales St. Nos. 27—29 P. 0. Box 112, Telephone 96, Cebu, P. I. Chinese Labor Union Chinese Reading Club Club ‘‘Tres de Abril’? Femina Musical Club . Far Eastern Club at % Liga de los Hijos del Trabajo Liga de Damas Catolicas Liga de Obreros y Marinos Legion de Obreros Libres Overseas Club ee Union Cooperativa Maritima Union Naval United Service Club de la Revolucion A. Veteranos ~~. Abad, Jose . : Abasolo, Cristino G. Abellana_ Hilario Aleazaren, Juan . Alo. Hipolito Alonso. Tomas Alvarez. Serafin Ll. 2's Arnoco. Teodoro . . Briones, Manuel C. Arias, Francisco ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 180 Nellas Carmelo St. Colon St. Tupas St. San Nicolas Mango Avenue Mabini St. Zulueta St. Mabini St. Leon Kilat St. Juan Luna St. Morga St. bo bo bo fused bo N. Carmelo 41 Martires St. Sanciangeo St. C. Padilla St. Lopez Jaena P. Burgos St. A. Bonifacio Morga St. Magallanes & P. Burgos Cebu. Cebu Colon & Juan Luna tS St. it St. 90 Briz, Genaro . Cabahug, Cabahug. Sotero B. Carin, Casiano . Ceniza, Cenon . Ceniza, Patricio C. Cuenco, Mariano J. Cuenco, Miguel . Delgado, Jose Desquitado, Roque . Duterte. Ramon Echavez, Celso . Espina, Francisco Espina. Jose Ma. Faelnar. Vicente . Fernan, Wenzeslao Gullas. Paulino : Gullas. Vicente . Hernaez, a Ingalls. Thomas G. Tgnacio. Adriano Jakosalem, Dionisio Johnston, Carter D. Kintanar, Agustin Y. Kintanar, Cesar Leyson, Jose S. Fruetuoso B. 472 4 bo po vo a Se OH foo oO «2157 a ——— iu. as.) 34 Sangsiangko St. Manalili St. Manalili St. Cebu, Cebu Cebu, Cebu J. Climaco St. Norte America St. Norte America St. A. Borromeo St. Nueva St. Colon & Juan Luna Cebu, Cebu Martires St. Magallanes. Recoletos Norte America St. Martires St. Juan Luna St. Juan Luna St. Colon & Pelaez St. Morga St. Mabini St. Sikatuna St. Martires St. Maco Big. Maco Big. Norte America St. Cebu Address Leon Kilat St. Telephone 415 BUTUAN SAWMILL, ING. Cebu, P. 1. LUMBER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS, ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS Manila, P. I. Cebu, P. I. Butuan, P. I. 14 ») Logarta, Antonio Nueva & Juan Luna Sabanpan, Fructuoso Maco Big, Logarta Vicente . Logarta St. Tamayo. Ramon Guadalupe Mar, Quirico del . Colon & Juan Luna St. Tuafio | Ponciano R. 200 Juan Luna Mendoza, a Godofredo Cebu. , Cebu Urgello 5) Vicente . Mabini St. Misa, Jose P. : 200 Juan Luna St. Veloso. Gavino P. Burgos St. +e Mumongan. Andres C, Colon & Juan Luna St. | Veloso Juan... eas F. Ramos St. . : ) Mac Vean Donald G. 90 Morga St. Villamor, Cayetano M. 126 Manalili St. Noel, Pastor . Mabini St. Villamor, Pastor . 16 A. Borromeo St. Orbeta, Juan L. 47 Martires St. Victoria, Cecilio de la . 16 A. Borromeo St. Ozamis_ Jose 47 Martires St. Yap, Juan . aS 88 Lakandula St. a4 Petar. Vwente,. 29 Logarta St. Ybafiez, Antonio B. Mabini St. Perez, Eugeniano O. 163 Sansiangko St. Ybafiez, Filomeno B. Sanciangeo St. Perez, Pedro G. Cebu, Cebu Ybafiez, Gabriel B. Norte America St. Raffinan, Miguel . 47 Martires St. Ybafiez, Paulino . 16 A. Borromeo St. Rafols, Nicolas Masonic Temple Zacarias, Vicente . Manalili & A. Borromeo Revilles, Margarito B. Cebu. Cebu AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Rodriguez Celestino . . Manalili & A. Borromeo] Automotive Sales Co. ; Morga St. Rosario. Eugenio S. del Norte America St. Bachrach Motor Co. (Cebu ag Rosar‘o, Pantaleon del Norte America St. Pranch).-°. oS Se = Colon & L. Kilat St. | Salazar, Vietorino Cebu, Cebu Boada Castro & Pefiafiel . . 36 Magallanes St. Samson, Miguel Lahug Estrella Auto Palace . 112 Magallanes St. Sanchez, Bernardo K. Cebu. Cebu Macondray & Co. Ine. Maco Building Sotto, Filemon . Martires & Juan Luna] Manila Trading & Supply Co. Norte America St. Sepulvda| Gavino Cebu, Cebu Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. Sepulveda, Santiago Legaspi St. Roa Andres . Martires & Manalili St. SaSy : | WHOLESALE DRUGS & CHEMICALS \* Sole Agents for: : H. K. MULFORD & CO, PHILADELPHIA Pharmaceutical & Biological Products | 3 C. A. F. KAHLBAUM, BERLIN, Germany ‘ 3 i Analytical Chemicals | ] C. REICHERT, VIENNA, Austria Optical Goods, Microscopes ete. LORENZ HUTSCHENREUTHER, SELB, Germany Porcelain Ware for Hospitals ete. MANILA P. ©: Box 15 P. O. Box 300 172-174 Comercio St. 997 Muelle de la Industria CEBU \ — - fA Visayan Electrical Supply Co. Magallanes & Lapulapu AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOPS Pelaez St. 37 A. Bonifacio St. Legazpi & Zamora St. 374 Magallanes St. Baluyot’s Repair Shop . Brothers’ Repair Shop . Estrella Auto Palace . Fashion Stable & Garrage . Manalili Garage . Modern Auto Repair Shop 5 Junquera St. Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. AUTO SUPPLIES & ACCESORIES Automotive Sales Co. Morga St. Bachrach Motor Co, 3°... L. Kilat & Colon St. Estrella Auto Palace . 112 Magallanes St. Manila Trading & Supply Co. Norte America St. Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. Visayan Motor Service . 9 Martires St. Visayan Electrical Supply Co. Magallanes & Lapulapu AUTO OILS & GREASES Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd. 18 Lapulapu St. Shell Gas. & Oil Station . Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Texas Company (P. I.) Inc. Plaza Washington Gotiaoco Bldg. 38 Burgos St. pM Ake. Manalili & Martires St. - Manila Trading & Supply Co. Norte America St. Vaeuum Oil Co, 117 Norte America St. AUTO SERVICE STATIONS Fashion Stable & Garage . 374 Magallanes St. Manila Trading & Supply Co. Norte America St. Menalili Garage . Manalili & Martires St. Pacifie Commercial Co. Morga St. BAKERIES & CONFECTIONARIES Bong Kong Chiong laridel St. Cebu Grocery Store . .. . 236 Magallanes St. Elite, The Juan Luna & Colon St. Go Chiong Lim . Magallanes St. Gregorio Owong . : Magallanes St. Joe Chan. Jing. 5.5. seen 24) Plardel Bt. La Perla Cebuana . .. . . 411 Plaridel St. Tia: Pavoritacn <3): 232 --. A822 A. Borremec: Bt. Panaderia Espanola : Juan Luna St. Puchle. El +24 ahaa en. - 404 Manalili St. Ser Tupas St. San Nicolas BANKS 9 Norte America St. Royal Bakery Bank ‘of the Phil. Islands Chartered Bank of India . Australia & China Ltd. International Banking Corp. Morga & P. Burgos St. Gotiaoco Blg. E, UY GODINEZ, KIMSENG & COMPANY — IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS Special Lines: TEXTILES, UNDERSHIRTS, RICE AND CORN Phone 239 P. 0. Box 201 Tel. Address. ‘<Kimseng’’ 19-25 F. Gonzalez Cepu, Cébu, P. I. A. PONCE DE LEON ARCHITECT Plans, Supervision—Specifications—Estimates Active Projects: Catholic Lyceum—Cia. Gral. de Tabacos de Filipinas —#H. H. Keys & A. P. de Leon, Agssoe. Architeets for Manager’s Residence, International Banking Corp. Phone 578 Masonic Temple 76 Ly 4) : e i : 4 § 7 a Philipppine National Bank BAZA American Bazar (T. Joseph) Bazar Kariakos Bazar Central Bazar Hermoso Bazar Iloilo . Bazar Luzon i Bazar La Esperanza . ; Cebu Bazar (Nassor, K: Inc) Falek, D; Bh; Tae. Go Chan & Co. Go Oceo & Co. Japanese Bazar ; Joe y Guan de Calixto oe manos Jock y Chiong La Esmeralda . Lim Bongfing assed Magallanes Bazar Nassor K, Ine. National Bazar Nanking Bazar Plaza Rizal ARS 99 Magallanes St. 95 Magallanes St. 2_4 A. Borromeo St. 131.Magallanes — St. Magallanes & F. Gon. Magallanes St. Magallanes St. 137 Magallanes St. Martires St. 103 Magallanes St. 111 Magallanes St. 118 Magallanes St. Manalili St. Magallanes St. 186 Norte America St. 197 Magallanes St. Magallanes St. 137 Magallanes St. Magallanes St. 72-76 Progreso St. >, Nippon Bazar Pifiol & Co. Rodriguez, Vicente Siao Buntian Bros, Sy Jiap & Co. Teck Seing & Co. The Union Bazar Taisho Bazar Taisho Bazar (Branch) Tokyo Bazar Tokyo Bazar (Bran Yap Anton & Co. Barberia Manilefa . Marine Barber Shop . Phil. Roma’s Styie Barber Shop Cebu Grocery Store Filma Mercantile Co. Kuenzle & Streiff, Ine. Oquifiena & Co. Shamrock Bar . San Miguel Bar . Hair Dressing Saloon Magallanes & Plaridel Norte America St. 108 Plaridel St. Magallanes & Plaridel 174 Magallanes St. Magallanes St. Magallanes St. Progreso & Calderon St. Mag. & A. Borromeo ie es 6 A. Borromeo St. Oy oe. Juan Luna & Colon St. 222 Magallanes St. BARBER SHOPS Manalili St. Morga St. A. Borromeo St. Colon St. BEER DEALERS . 236 Magallanes St. ing... Lapulapu & Magallanes 74 P. Burgos St. 188 Comercio St. Fernandez Bldg. 252 Magallanes St. F. M. NOAKES Manager HAMILTON, JEREZ & CO., STEVEDORES Phone a § No. 86 Morga St. P. 0. Box 95 Cable Address ‘TUG”’ ING, Phone 27 Tomas Liao Lamco . 41 Norte America St. BICYCLES & MOTORCYCLES Ardifia, Salvador . . 238 Manalili St. Areache. Cesar . es Comercio & F. Gonzales Erlanger & Galinger Inc. 99 Magallanes St. Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. Yap Anton & Co. 222 Magallanes St. BOOKS & MAGAZINES Falek D. L. Co., Ine. Martires St. Parane, G. : = Leon Kilat St. Farmacia Nuestra . 132 Magallanes St. 117 F. Gonzales St. BOOKBINDEBRBS Falek, D. L. Co., Ine. Martires St. Liberty Press 67 N. Carmelo St. Imprenta de San Jose 89 Martires St. Photo Materials & Paper Co. 118 Magallanes St. BOOK KEEPERS Borromeo, Mareial . 253 Sikatuna St. c/o Tech. Bus. College 345 Magallanes St. ¢/0 Hijos de F. Escanio | Inc, e/o Deen, N. T. & Co. Sanciangko St. Philippine Edueation Co. Cabellon, Olimpio Cabrera, Pantaleon . Cairo, Manuel . Fortich, Jose . Galicano, Florencio Mola, Cornelio. ..... + €/0 Phil. Refining Co. Ine. Molina, Sebastian . ee ¢ /0 Hoa Hin Co. Montes, UGH. 22. Gos 6s S/O Yaptico & Co. Mellado, JOO os Se OS ¢/0 Hijos de F. Escafio Inc. Manuel, Esteban . . . . - €/0 Michael & Co. Normandia, Florencio . Pelaez St. interior Pacafia, Felipe. .....- ¢/0 Custom House Perez Garcia, Jose . ¢/0 Estrella del Norte Pelaez St. Mango Avenue Roa, Andres . ea ees Manalili St. Rama, Elpidio 8. . ... .- ¢/o Smith, Bell & Co. Rodriguez, Mariano . ¢/0 Phil. Ralway Co. Rosal Clotiide 6625.09 c/o Pacifie Commercial Co. Rosario, Emilio del Rosello, Ramon... ...9. + €/6 Standard Oil Co. Villarosa, Praetuose.. 2... Martires St. BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Cebu Mutual Building & Loan Association . 3 El Hogar Filipino . Rama, Anastasio . Reyes, Isidro . Gotiaoco Bldg. Lapulapu & Magallanes BUREAUS, INSULAR GOVERNMENT (Branches) Agriculture . Custom House Avda Se oe ee Provineial Bldg. e/0 Hijos de F. Escafio Inc. as CELIA Leaves every night for Tagbilaran, Bohol, 11:30 For Cebu every morning 10:00 NOTE:—For convenience of passengers, we don’t carry CARABAOS AND HORSES. Etc. CEBU-BOHOL FERRY €0., INC. »\ Commerce and Industry . Constabulary . Customs . Edueation . Forestry . Health . Internal Revenue Labor Lands eae Library and Museum Pest... ess Public Works Quarantine Service Seienee Weather Custom House Juan Luna St. Custom House Provineial Bldg. A. Bonifacio St. Fort Provincial Bldg. San Pedro Custom House Masonic Temple Plaza Parian Custom House Provineial Bldg. Kawit Island Fort San Pedro Custom House BROKERS Landon, 5 Walker, 3 ee » Se Gotiaoco Bldg. 41 Martires St. CANDY FACTORIES Dacua, Deogracias Du Ueo . Juan Gue Chan & Co. Hoa Lim . C. Padilla St. Plaridel St. Tupas St. Plaridel St. S. Nie. La Prueba . Lim Biongko . Ong Quintin Ting Oco Sim Chin Juat F. Gonzales St. Plaridel St. 27 Plaridel St. Plaridel St. 532 Manalili St. CEMENT FACTORIES Cebu Portland Cement Cebu Office Comercio St. CEMENT DEALERS Boada, Castro & Pefiafiel . 94 Morga St. Hoa Hin Co. ps 106 Moiga St. Oquifena & Co. Ltd... 188 Comercio St. Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. Smith, Bell & Co. ide i. 30. P; Burgos Se. CHEMISTS Mirasol | Jose . aes Norte America St. Stang] | eS eee Oe eee 5G. J: Ybdarra Taylor, Edward . 699 Norte Ameriea St. CINEMATOGRAPH & THEATERS Auditorium, ee See ga ee Juan Luna St. Ideal . Colon St. Magallanes Magallanes St. Oriente Colon St. HAMBURG-AMERICA LINE INCLUDING | HUGO STINNES LINES PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE Manila—Cebu to Europe Genoa, Marseilles, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Bremen. Through Tickets to New York £93; £106; £117. Opportunity for passage to China & Japan, as well as for roundtrips to China and Japan. FOR INFORMATION PLEASE APPLY TO: BEHN, MEYER & COMPANY, H. MiJ., Agents. : { CEBU. 79 a omy \ COAL (Mnes & Dealers) Hoa Hin Co. Ine. 106 Morga St. Madrigal & Co. Terraplen National Coal Co. Muelle Uling-Naga Coal Co. Gotiaoco Bldg. COCONUT OIL DEALERS (Wholesale) 90 Morga St. 293 Plaridel St. COCONUT OIL MILLS Terraplen Philippine Refining Corp. Du Ueo . ‘ Madrigal & Co. Du Uco™. 395 Plaridel St. Philippine Refining Corp. Opon COLD STORES Addenbroke J. J. J. 150 Manalili St. Cebu Ice & Cold Storage Co. N. Carmelo St. COLLEGES Colegio-Seminario de San Carlos (For Boys) Colegio del Nifio Jesus . Colegio de la Inmacutada Concepcion (For Girls) Martires St. COMMON CARRIER AUTO TRUCK LINES Transportation Martires St. Martires St. Barili Masonic Temple Bldg. Cebu Autobus Co. 130 Calamba St. Cebu Southern Transporvation Co, Nellas Carmelo St. Liberty Garage Pelaez St. Noel’s Trucks . Plaza Washington Rubi Transportation . Pelaez St. Star Garage . . ; Lb; -eleat 8t. COMMON CARRIER FOREIGN SHIPPING Compafia Gral. de Tabacos de Filipinas . Dollar Steamship Laie Ker &: Co. Martires St. Gotiaoco Bldg. é Gotiaoco Bldg. Macleod & Co. Ine. Norte America St. Madrigal & Co. Terraplen Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. Smith, Bell & Co. Ltd; 30 P. Burgos St. Stevenson. W. F. Co. Ltd. 38 P. Burgos St. COMMON CARRIER INTERISLAND SHIPPING Aboitiz & Co. Ine. 88 Juan Luna St. Cang Suco & Bros. 57 Norte America St. Castro & Co.. Joaquin Comercio St. Compafiia Gral. de Tabacos de Filipinas Martires St. ARE YOU A PLANTER? _THEN READ THIS NEWS FOR YOU— Cebu, Philippines. Our long experience in recruiting laborers for large and small plantations in Mindanao, Negros and the Bicol region, guarantees you that the laborers we furnish are carefully selected from the agricultural regions of the Visayas and experienced in the work for which’ required. —IT WILDL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE— SOLVE YOUR LABOR PROBLEMS BY PLACING YOUR ORDER WITH US VISAYAN—MINDANAO AGRICULTURAL & COMMERCIAL AGENCY. ‘“Elite Bldg.”’ Corner Colon & Juan Luna F. O- Bex 306 Phone 361 FOR RELIABLE OPTICAL GOODS Go To Cebu Optical Company 354 Juan Luna Tel 5a5 Only Up-to-Date Equipment in Cebu For Making and Testing Lenses To Fit All Cases. MICAELA SUACO-BRILLO, Tae. Far. DO: Farmacia Obrera Best Service and Purest Drugs 304 JUAN LUNA 80 a gi Mn tli = - Aim > E. Uy Godinez. Kimseng & ec eae Gotiaoco Hermanos Insular Navigation Co. La Naviera Filipina, Ine. Macleod & Co. Madrigal & Co. Oquifena & Co. Ltd. Pacifie Commercial Co. Pastrano., Jnchuan & Co. Smith Bell & Co. Ltd. Wantz_ Carl W. Yap Anton Bros. Yaptico & Co. Ltd. COMMON CARRIER-RAILWAYS Philippines Railway Co. COMMISION MERCHANTS Aboitiz & Co. Ine. Castro & Penafiel Corominas. Jose . Boada Joseph, Thomas P. Hae KD. Oquifiena & Co. Ltd. . 8 Plaridel St. Morga St. 92 Morga St. 41 Martires St. Norte America St. Terraplen 188 Comercio St. Morga St. 74 P. Burgos St. 30 P. Burgos St. Calamba St. 27 F. Gonzales St. 89 F. Gonzales St. Sambag 88 Juan Luna St. 94 Morga St. 41 Martires St. 97 Magallanes St. 38 Espafia St. 188 Comercio St. Pastrano, Unchuan & Co. Pinol & Co. Veloso, Gavino Walker, is regs 2g Yaptico & Co. Ltd. CONTRACTORS AND Bryan, Landon Co. Ine Chan Chay Carpizo, Leovegildo De Leon, Andres Ponce de Del Vaile, Isidoro . Hoa Hin Co. Jereza, Agustin Consing. Rafael Philippine Railway Co. Phil. Regner & Gandiongeo , Shibata, K. Egineering Co. COPRA Aboitiz & Co. Ine. Babcock & Templeton Inc. . . Cang Suco & Bros. 84 P. Burgos St. Norte America St. 31 Martires St. 41 Martires St. 89 F. Gonzales St. BUILDERS Gotiaoco Bldg. Plaridel St. St. Masonic Temple 194 223 Colon L. Kilat & Sansiangko 110 Morga St. Manalili St. 46 or) Imus: St. Sambag 52 Magallanes St. Sanciangko St. Leon Kilat St. DEALERS 88 Juan Luna St. 90 Morga St. 57 Norte America St. IMPORTS Cotton Goods Toilet articles Glassware (Medicine Bottles) Enamel Ware Celluloid Goods Rubber Goods Sundries, Ete. A. Borromeo St. TEL 380 NIK] TRADING CO Imports and Exports S: NIKI, Manager Cable Address: “‘Niki-Cebu’”’ Wholesale A. Borromeo St. No. 8=14 CEBU, Pi P. 0. Box 380 Retail Stores: TOKYO BAZAR EXPORT Manila Hemp Cebu Maguey Kapok Lumber Shells Sp onges Pepper Native Products Juan Luna St. TEL 880 ——7 ont Compania Gral, de Tabacos de Pilipinas vse Gotiaoco Hermano Go Occo & Co. SURO OP 836 aK Kenneth B. Day Ker & Co. Lim Chuntiao . Liao Lamco, Tomas Madrigal & Co. Pacific Commercial Co. Pastrano, Unehuan & Co. Phil. Refining Corp. : Procter & Gamble Trading Co. Stevenson & Co... WwW. F. Ltd. Yaptico & Co. Ltd. F. M. COPRA Du Uco . pce ce Madrigal Oil Mill . Phil. Refining Corp. Aboitiz & Co. Ine. Cang Suco & Bros. Chu Fo Chuan Martires St. 90 Morga St. 111-115 Magallanes St. 221 Juan Luna St. Opon, Gotiaoco Bldg. 202 F. Gonzales St. 41-47 Norte America St. Terraplen Morga St. 84 P. Burgos St. Opon 169-171 Comercio St. 28 P. Burgos St. 89-99 F. Gonzales St. CAKE Plaridel St. Terraplen Opon CORN DEALERS 88 Juan Luna St. 57 Norte America St. 229 Manalili St. Dy Te . Gotao . ge Han Seng & Co. Han Seng & Co. Hoe Suan Lam . Juan Asan ees £6. 3 Kwong Yuen Lung & Co. Lim Chiu, p Gomes . Ba Lu Kee & Co. Lu Ho Siong . | Rabaya, Petra . Sing Sieng & Co. Sy Pau Say & Co. Tamarra, Filemon Uy Quin Gonzalo Yap Chin Siong . Yu Childo CORN Cebu Corn Mil! Co. Chan Chay Chiong Quintin Chu Fo Chuan Dy Te. 61 F. Gonzales St. Plaridel St. 227 Manalili St. 21 Tupas St. Manalili St. 41-47 Plaridel St. 221 Juan Luna St. 111-115 F. Gonzales St. 396 Magallanes St. 319 Magallanes St. Martires St. Comercio St. F. Gonzales St 31 Espafia St. 15 Panganiban St. 36 Progreso St. Colon St. Comercio St MILLS Colon St. Manalili St. Plaridel St. 229 Manalili St. 61-63 F. Gonzales St. Tel 280 IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS GOTIAOCO BLDG. Cebu MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, LTD. P. 0. Box 435 82 dh El Granero Nacional Gonzalo, Uy Quia . Han Seng & Co. Han Seng & Co. Hoe Suan Lam , La Proeza . Lim Chiu, | eye Lu Ho Siong . Lu Kee . : Lu Ang Chim , Nieves Corn Mill , Parrado & Co. Rabaya, Petra . Sheng Huo Co. Sy Pau Say & Co. Yap Chin Siong . Yu Childo . 15 Panganiban St. 36 Progreso St. 21 Tupas St. 227 Manalili St. 179 Manalili St. Plaridel St. 396 Magallanes St. Martires St. 319 Magallanes St. 36-40 Progreso St. Comercio St. F. Gonzales St. Comereio St. 24-26 Progreso St. 31 Espafia St. Colon St. 190 Comercio St. COTTON GOODS-WHOLESALE Bazar Filipinas (Jureidini Ine 51 Magallanes Bazar Hermoso . 131-135 Magallanes St. Cebu Bazar (Nassor K. Inc.) 137-147 Magallanes St. Gmur & Co. Go Oceo & Co. Ker & Co. «i Kuenzle & Streiff . Menzi & Co. Ine. Pifiol & Co. oe Tad Smith, Bell & Co. Ltd. . Stevenson & Co, Wa. ¥ Ltd. Yap Anton & Bros. . snellig: BP Eee Ines 42. es CUSTOMS AND IMMIGRATION BROKERS Lao, K. D. 34 Espafia St. Sy Bico, Celestino Nueva St. Fuente Osmefia Maco Bldg. 111-115 Magallanes St. Gotiaoco Bldg. 76 P. Burgos St. 213 Norte America St. Norte America St. 30 P. Burgos St. 38 P. Burgos St. 27-37 F. Gonzals St. Magallanes St. Veloso, Januario . . Vinluan Peis |) 0 Spee eer saree ¢/0 Custom House DENTISTS Borromeo, Teofilo Borromeo, Vicente V. Borromeo, Juan V. Guia, Franeciseo de . Martin W. R. 157. Norte America St. 277 Norte Amerie¢a St. 277 Norte America St. Manalili & N. A. St. 315 Magallanes St. FARMACIA CEBUANA A. BORROMEO AND NUEVA STREETS We carry a full line of Perfumes, Speeifies and Drugs At lowest prices Prescriptions a Specialty Service and Quality Of Highest Order TEL. No. 85 CEBU, P. LI. YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT LIFE INSURANCE! INVESTIGATE RIGHT NOW TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE —After we insure we serve THE INSULAR LIFE ASSURANCE CO. LTD., EK. G. PASCUAL Authorized Underwriter Residence: 314-E Sikatuna St. Phone: 582 Cebu, Philippines. Office: ‘*BHlite Bldg.’’ Phone 361. 83 ‘\ Sanchez, Angel DOCKYARDS Botica del Santo Nifio . 123-125 Norte America St. Hoa Hin ‘& Co. Ine. Opon Botica Indiana . N. America & Manalili DRY GOODS Botica Milagroso . 445 Norte America St. Go Occo & Co. ; G. Osmefia T. Chiameo . Go Bonchio . Go Sico & Co. Joe Ban Guan , Joc Yng Bu Yap Chim Co... Joseph, Thomas P. Juan Asan . Sareaint ine. SS. Kiam Juat Commercial Co. Kwong Hong Yen & Co. Lim Yng Kee & Co. Las Dos Hermanas . Lim Bonfing Hermanos . Ong Diong Jay, L. Vv. Po Teo & Co. Siao Bun Tian Bros. Siao Chia Choe . Yap Chiuco . DRUG STORES Juan Luna St. 111-115 Magallanes St. 150-152 Magallanes St. 164-168 Magallanes 166 Magallanes St. 166 Magallanes St. 170-172 Magallanes St. 99-107 Magallanes St. 41-47 Plaridel St. 118 Plaridel St. 228-230 Magallanes St. 110 F. Gonzales St. 157 Magallanes St. 105-107 Plaridel St. 157-167 Magallanes St. 120-122 Magallanes St. 393 Manalili St. 149-155 Magallanes St. 154 Magallanes St. Magallanes St. P. Burgos St. Botica Filipina . Botica Nueva de Cebu Botica N. S. del Rosario . Botica Rosal . Botica Santa Teresita . Cebu Drug Co. Ine. Farmacia Nacional . Farmacia Nacional Sucursal . Farmacia Nuestra Farmacia Nuestra Sefiora los Remedios . Farmacia Obrera . Misericordia Drug Store . Racaza Pharmacal Saint Mary Pharmacy Abear, Paula . Alonso Antonio . Borromeo, Vite Borromeo, Ezequiel . Brillo, Mrs. Serapio Krapfenbauer, Paul . de 121-123 Magalianes St. 59 Norte America St. 406 Norte America St. 670 Martires St. 116 Norte America St. 30 A. Borromeo St. 296-3060 Magallanes St. 285 Martires St. 132 Magallanes St. Leon Kilat & Colon St. Juan Luna St. Juan Luna St. 140 Juan Luna St. Lakandula St. ORUGGISTS e/0 Southern Is. Hospital T. Padilla St. Botieca del Sto. Nifio F. Nacional Sueursal Farmacia Obrera Botica Antigua Botieca Antigua de Cebu Inc. JOAQUIN CASTRO & CO. IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS DEALING IN: SAIGON AND NATIVE RICE, IWEMP, COPRA, MAGUEY, SUGAR AND OTHER PHILIPPINE PRODUCTS. (Direct Import Saigon Rice) Shipping and Commission Agents of: Sa eae MELLIZA’’ gig. (CA: COSIN’? a6 CNTRA, SEA DE ALBA” a a: -“YSABELA’’ gs. “BOLINAO”’ Motor ‘‘MINKA’’ Cable Addres: “‘COSIN”’ Codes Used: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Bentley’s Complete Phrase and Private COMERCIO ST. NO. 168 CEBU, CEBU, P. I. P.O, BOX Poo PHONE NO. 35 84 #, Lauron, Eutiquia . Saint Mary Pharmacy Vicente Nolasco, Jose P. Racaza, Francis¢o . Lontok Botica Filipina Farmacia Teresita Racaza Pharmaeal N.S. de los Remedios Farmacia Indiana Ruiz, eG Se a 5s Sarthou, Juan .. Sevilla, Vicente . Cebu. Drup Co. Inc. Farmacia Nacional ¢ /0 Botieca del Sto. Nifio Suico, Jose D. Suson, Juanita . pie ye sks Farmacia Nuestra . a LECTRICIANS Visayan Electric Co. Ine. 3 Comite St. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Paick D.. L. & Co, Inc. 69 Martires St. tax, 75 Norte America St. Morga St. 52-56 Magallanes St. Magallanes & Lapulapu Uano, Anacleta . Pacific Commercial Co. Phil. Engineering Co. Visayan Electrical Supply Co. Vis. Hardware & Suppply Co .Comercio & Gonzales St. ENGINES, RICE, FLOUR, SUGAR, Etc. Hoa Hin / Co. Ine. 106-110 Morga St. Macleod & Co. Ine, Norte America 8. Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. Phil. Engineering Co. 52-56 Magallanes St. Visayan Electrical Supply Co. Magallanes & Lapulapu ENGINEERS Visayan Electric Co. 82 Morga St. era Se Colon St. MECHANICAL: Phil. Engineering Co. Gotiaoco Bldg. Mabini and Mana ili St. Daza, Gabriel A. Racaza, 5: ee Vaiio, Jose . Borromeo Canuto ; Bryan, Landon Co. Ine. . : Suzara, Augusto .. Aer ee MINING: Breslin, Thomas F'. ne ae Norte America St. CIVIL: Martires St. Manalili St. Gandiongko, Jose Jereza, Agustin VISAYAN SHIRT FACTORY (Trade Mark) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Custom made Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts and Pajamas Large Stocks Always On Hand Silk, Cotton, Linen and Pongee Shirts Made to fit, comfortable and Stylish At Lowest Prices Salesroom VISAYAN TRADING Hats, Dress goods, Piece goods, Jewelry and Watches—Direct Importations GEO. A. YARED, Prop. 200-208 Plaridel, cor. Juan Luna P. O. Box. 324 Cebu, P. 1. Tel. 658 GOAL COMPANY Corner Colon & Kilat St. Cebu, Box 251, Phone 301 General Brokers Insurance Agents Representative for BACHRACH MOTOR COMPANY MICHELIN TIRES CEBU—VISAYAS—MINDANAO . Palmer, W. Co Rie es ie Juan Luna St. Liao Lamco, Tomas... . . 41-47 Norte America St. Segura, Valeriano . eng Espaiia St. In Kee & Coc ia a3. . + 319 Magaliones St. "ENGRAVERS Macleod. © Co, inc. 5.4 4: Norte America St. Falek, Co... D. Le... .. 57-67 Martires St. Madrigal & Co. . . .-. Terraplen Iriarte, Prudencio . — Juan Luna Si. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd. .Gotiaoco Bldg. ‘EXPORTERS Niki “Trading. 00, 3 fs 45s 8 A. Borromeo St. Aboitiz & Co. Inc. i a 8: nan: Dane Bt. Pacific Commercial Co. .. . Morga St. Anderson, W. H. & Co. . . 99-101 Magallanes St. Pastrano, Unchuan & Co. . - 84 P. Burgos St. Asiatic Petroleum Co, .s . 18 Espwapu st. Phil. Refining Corporation . . Opon Babeock & Templeton Inc. . 90 Morga St. Procter & Gamble Trading Co 169-171 Comercio St. Cang Suco & Bros. . ...-- 57 Norte America St. Smith, Bell & Ce. itd. 25. 30 Py. Bata St ail Castro, gouquin. & ©0...9.. .168 Comercio St. Stevensen, & Co. Wt. tac, P. Burgos St. Cebu Portland Cement Co. . Tinaan, Naga, Ry 4606 & C0) 6 a F. Gonzales St. Compafiia Gral. de Tabacos Yaptico & Co. P.M... « . 8997 F. Gonzales St. de Filipinas... . ae Martires St. Yap Anton & Bros... .. . 27:37 F. Gonzales St. Daido Boeki Kaisha Ltd. aay Magallanes St. FARMERS Eseafio, Hijos de F. Inc. . . 41 Martires St. Alo, Teodera... 36.2. ee Norte America St. Gotiaoco Hermanos. ... - 92 Morga St. Alonso. ‘Tomas . .... + ~- A. Bonifacio St. Ber & 20. 8s : Gotiaoco Bldg. Borromeo, Maximo . ee Norte America St. Kolambugan Lum. & Dev. Co Kawit St. Borromeo, Florentino-.-... . d. Ramos St. Leyte Asph. & Mineral Oil Co 31 Martires St. Climaco, Assented Ss Norte America St. Lim Bonfing Hermanos . . . 157-167 Magallanes et. Climaco, MWamano:.. << S os. s Norte America St. tam Chustine « 22 « mm F. Gonzales St. Gomez, SS erg es eee Magallanes St. IRIARTE STUDIO | “LA BELLEZA™ : AILMACEN DE COMESTIBLES Y BEBIDAS PHOTOGRAPHERS — DE - | TOMAS LIAO LAMCO & CO. Calle Norte America No. 41 P. O. Box No. 110 Telephone No. 21 | ONLY HALF TONE AND ZINC ETCHING 3 IMPORTER & EXPORTER PRODUCERS IN THE VISAYAS Of Rice, Flour, Sugar, and all class of . groderies and preserves. Wholesalers and retailers of all their importations which are ARTISTIC WORK WOR made direct from Honvkong, America and ase China. COLOR PRINT CUTS Tabacos y Cigarrillos de las mas acredi- | tadas marcas de Manila. | A SPECIALTY Se admite Encargos de Provincias y Ser- | vimos ranchos 4 los buques. | ; . JUAN LUNA, 184 CEBU, P. I. Direccion Telegrafica; LIAOLAMCO | Herrera, Lueio . Plaridel St. Jaime Andres . . . 2 « «6 Logarta St. Osmefia, Sergio . Lapulapu St. Osmefia, Lazaro Logarta St. Osmefia _ viuda de Velez . . Guadalupe FLOUR DEALERS-WHOLESALE 55-57 Piaridel St. 111-115 F. Gonzales St. Macondray & Co, 157-167 Magallanes St. Smith Bell & Co. Ltd. . .. 30 P. Burgos St. Kwong Fook Chong Kwong Yuen Lung & Co. * Osmena, Inocentes . Norte America Sv. Stevenson & Co. W. F. Ltd. P. Burgos St. | Raffihan, Bernabé Tupas St. Walker H. W. 71 Martires: St.. Rama, Anastasio . Pelaez St. Regner, Marcelo . Sansiangko St. FOUNDRIES Reynes| Venerando San Nicolas Cong Gun Pan 133 Colon St. e Rodriguez, Pedro F. Ramos St. Hoa Hin & Co, Ine. Martires St. Rosario, Pi? Be det pemeow: Miguel 23. 0a cs Tupas St. Talamban Singson. Juan . F. Gonzales St. Mabini St. Veloso. Mariano See Se Martires St. Nelet. 7 eaagne 3 aio, Se cs 8 Plaridel St. Velez, Marcial . Juan Luna 8t. Velez. Ricardo . oS Juan Luna St. 3 FARM TRACTORS Macleod & Co. Ine. Manila Trading & Supply Co. Singson, Eleuteria Urgelio, Vicente . Norte America St. Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. Norte America St. Norte Ameriea St. Phil. Railway Co. R. BR. Yard, FURNITURES 104 106 Norte America St. nae re Norte America St. GARAGES ve Mabini St. Central Visayan Garage . . Colon St. Fashion Stable & Garage . . 374 Magallanes St. Manalili Stable & Garage . . 2 Manalili St. Popular Garage .. .-. . . 161 Pilaridel St. Por Stables = = eee ee Star Garage... 2 5 4. 159 Leon lat Be, Sansiangko St. Bouffard Hermanos . La Esmeralda . Cebu Garage . Sport Garage . ~\ FM, YAPTICO & ¢0,, LTD. lloilo—Manila—Cebu MERCHANTS | Cable Address P. 0. Box 84 | Cebu | VAPTICO (Tel. 30 Gonzalez St., Nos. 83 to 99 eee Cebu, P. I. 87 GASOLINE-WHOLESALE Asiatie Petroleum Co. Ltd. 18 Lapulapu Sr. Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Gotiaoco Bldg. Texas Co. {(P. -L.) inc. 38 P. Burgos St. GENERAL MERCHANTS Aboitiz & Co. Inc. Anderson, WH. Se. Co. Falek Co. Ine. | oda. Fort Set Co... The. Go Chan & Co. Go Occo & Co. Japanese Bazaar . Juan Asan . Jureid ni Inc. : Kuenzle & Streiff Tae, Kwong Yuen Lung & Co. Liao Lameco, Tomas Lim Yng Kee & Co. Ker & Co. Moll & Co. Menzi & Co. Inc. Oquifiena & Co. Ltd. Fo Teo... : Smith Bell & Co. Lita. Gtiveiaon & Co. WF. Ltd. Sy Joco & Co. : Tan Ponso & Tan Inged Yap Anton & Bros. Yao Anton & Co. Yaptico & Co. Ltd. F. M. 88 Juan Luna St. 99-101 Magallanes St. 57-67 Martires St. 2 Progreso St. 103-109 Magallanes St. 111-115 Magallanes St. 118 Magallanes St. 41-47 Plaridel St. 118 Plaridel St. 76 P. Burgos St. 111-115 F. Gonzales St. 45-47 Norte America St. . 157 Magallanes St. Gotiaoco Bldg. 51 Martires St. 213 Norte America St. 188-194 Comercio St. 393 Manalili St. 30 P. Burgos 8t. as PP. Burgos St. F. Gonzales St. 100 Plaridel St. 27-37 F. Gonzales St. 222-224 Magallanes St. 89-99 F. Gonzales St. GENTS’ FURNISHINGS Joseph, Tomas P. Pifiol & Co. Yap Anton & Co. 99-607 Magallanes St. Norte America St. 222-224 Magallanes St. GRADING ESTABLISHMENTS Babeock & Templeton Inc. Castro, Joaquin & Co. Compafiia Gral. de Filipinas . Daido Bocki Kaisha Ltd. Escafio, e. Hijos de F. Ltd. Gotiaoco Hermanos . Ker & Co. ee Macleod & Co. Ine. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd. Pacifie Commercial Co. Pastrano, Unchuan & Co. Smith, Bell & Co. Ltd. de Tabacos Cebu, Cebu Cebu, Cebu Martires St. Cebu, Cebu Norte America St. Cebu, Cebu Cebu, Cebu Cebu, Cebu Cebu, Cebu Morga St. Cebu, Cebu Cebu, Cebu Stevenson & Co Cebu Grocery Store . Independent Grocery . International Grocery . Yuan Asan . Juan Po . ; Kwong Yuen lang & oe. La Manzana Nueva La Belleza . Ocejo, Pomar & es Guciious & Co. Ltd. Pacific Commercial Co. Phil:: Grocery. , Republican Grocery Visayan Grocery . : Yap Amping Grocery . Forbes Munn & Co. Ge Chance. & Us. Go Oceo & Co. Hoa Hin & Co. Ine. Ker & Co. : Lim Bonfing & Bros. Oquifiera & Co. Ltd. Pacific Commercial Co. Phil. Railway Co. Smith, Bell & Co. 4atd. Uy Quimyong Yap Anton & Co. American Bazaar Bazar Kariakos : Bacho Hat Store . Bazar Filipinas . Bazar Hermoso Japanese Bazar Nippon Bazaar Pinol & Co. The Union Bazar Yap Anton & Co. La Esmeralda . Pinol & Co. y Sabido We. 2 Lid, GROCERY Stevenson & Co. W. F. Ltd. Talabarteria de P. Ybafiez y Cebu, Cebu STORES 234-236 Magallanes St. 136-140 Magallanes St. 124-126 Magallanes St. 41-47 Plaridel St. Juan Luna St. 111-115 F, Gonzales St. Comercio St. 41-47 Norte America St. 129-135 Norte America St. 188-194 Comercio St. Morga St. 132 Magallanes St. 206 Plaridel St. Magallanes St. 107 Plaridel St. HUARDWARE Boada, Castro & Pefiafiel . Morga St. 148 Juan Luna St. 103-109 Magallanes St. 111-115 Magallanes St. 106-110 Morga St. Gotiaoeco Bldg. 151-167 Magallanes St. 188-194 Comercio St. Morga St. Camp 1, 30 P. Burgos St. 36°P. Burgos St. 293-295 Magallanes St. 222-244 Magallanes St. HAT STORES 99-107 Magallanes St. Magallanes St. Juan Luna St. 137-141 Magallanes St. Magallanes St. 118 Magallanes St. Magallanes & Plaridel Norte Ameriea St. Magallanes St. 222-224 Magallanes St. MARNE SS Norte Ameriea St. Norte America St. Juan Luna St. at 88 ‘\ | Yap Anton & Co, 222.224 Magallanes St. HEMP DEALERS (See Abaca Dealers) HORSE ©*EED 41-47 Norte America St. Morga St. Pr. Burgos St. Liao Lamco, Tomas Pacific Commercial Co. Stevenson & Co. W. F. Ltd. HOSPITALS Chinese Hospital . Mabolo Hospital de San Jose . P. Urdaneta St. Southern Island Hospital Sambag AOTELS Hotel Dapat . Norte America Hotel Ebro Hotel Filipino 16 Progreso St. Juan Luna St. 28 N. Carmelo St. noe Fernandez Building ICE FACTORIES Addenbrooke, 2 182 Manalili St. Cebu Ice & Cold Store Co. N. Carmelo St. “CH CREAM PARLORS Colon & Juan Luna Sts. Juan Luna St. Colon St. Colon St. A. Borromeo & Carmelo 205 Juan Luna St. "MPORTERS -Anderson. W. H. & Co. 99-101 Magallanes St. Asiatic Petroleum Co. 18 Lapulapu St. Boada, Castro & Pefiafiel . 94-96 Morga St. Botica Antigua de Cebu Ine. iP. (purgos * St. Botica del Santo Nifio 123-125 Norte Ameriea St. Cang Suco Bros. 57 Norte America St. Castro, Joaquin & Co. 168 Comercio St. Cebu Drug Store 30 A. Borromeo St. Cebu Grocery Store . 236-238 Magallanes St. Chua Chu Pack & Co. 28 Plaridel St. Hotel Tnternacional Shamrock Hotel . Elite The . ee ey Japanese Refreshment Parlor Ohta Refreshment Parlor . Paradise . Be ee Sunshine Aerated Water Co. Yakashiro, ye Comp. Gral. de Tabacos de Filipinas . Martires St. Dy Te 61-68 F. Gonzales St. Falek..& Co: Ine. Di Li. Filma Mercantile Co. Ine. Forbes Munn & Co. Eseafio, Hijos de F. Inc. Giberson, Waa: Go Occo & Co. Go Sico & Co. Go Tao & Co. D3 Martires St. Lapulapu & Magallanes 149 Juan Luna St. 41 Martires St. 117-119 F. Gonzales &t. 111-115 Magallanes 8t. 184 Magallanes St. 210 Cmercio St. Gotiaoco Hermanos . Go Bun Chio & Co. Go Tian Gee & Co. Go Chan & Co. d.. Hoa Hin & Co. Jureidini Ine 92 Morga St. Magallanes St. Magallanes St. 31 Magallanes St. 106-110 Magallanes St. 118 Plaridel St. 41-47 Plaridel St. Gotiaoco Bldg. 76 P. Burgos St. 111-115 F. Gonzales St. 55-57 Plaridel St. 41-47 Norte America St. 157-167 Magallanes St. Terraplen Norte America St. Norte America St. Norte America St. Ine. Juan Asan Ker & Co. oe Kuenzle & Streiff Ine. Kwong Yuen Lung & Co . Kwong Fook Chong & Co. Liao Lameo Tomas Lim Bonfing & Bros. Meatigal & 00... 7... Macleod & Co. Inc . : Manila Trading & Supply Co. Menzi & Co. Moll & Co. 49 Martires St. Nassor K. Ine, . . » 137-147 Magallancs St. Nestle. & Anglo-Swiss Cond. Milk Co. 51 Martires St. Norte America St. 188-194 Comercio St. 34 P. Burgos St. Morga St. 118-122 Magallanes St. Ocejo Pomar & Co. Oquifiena & Co. Ltd. Pastrano, Unchuan & Co. . Pacific Commercial Co. Photo Materials & Paper Co. Piftol & Co. Norte America St. Phil. Railway Co. Sambag Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Singer Sewiny Machine Co. Smith, Bel! & Co. Ltd. Stevenson & Co. W. F. Ltd. Tan Ponso & Tan Ingco Gotiaoco Bldg. 340-344 Magallanes St. 30. Buren St" 38 P. Burgos St. 98-100 Plaridel St. Texas. Co. (PF 1) -ine 38 P. Burgos St. Uy Godinez E. K. & Co. 28 Plaridel St. Uy Telay . Magallanes St. 31 Martires St. 117-121 Norte America St. Comit2 St. 27-31 F. Gonzales St. 89-97 F. Gonzales St. : 294 Comercio St. Uy: Mateos a. 15 F. Gonzales St. Zuellic +B. M: Ine. : Magwilanes St. INSURANCE AGENTS (Fire. Marine & Life) Aboitiz & Co. Ince. 88 Juan Cebu _Mutual Building & Loan Association . Veloso, Mariano . Vacuum Oil Co. Vissyan Electrical Co. Yap Anton & Bros. Yaptico, F. M. & Co. Yu: Chi do: . Luna St. Gotiaoco Bldg. 89 — 149 Juan Luna St. Gotiaoco Bldg. 76 P. Burgos St. Norte America St. Morga St. Forbes Munn & Co. Ker & Co. it Sedan Kuenzle & Streiff Inc. Macleod & Co. Ine. Pacific Commercial Co. Pascual, A. : 142 Sansiangeo St. Smith, Bell & Co. Ltd. 30 P. Burgos St. Stevenson & Co. W. F. Ltd. 38 P. Burgos St. Walker, BS a a ire St Zuelig F. EB. ine. Magallanes St. JEWELRY 99-107 Magallanes St. 114-116 Magallanes St. 105-107 Plaridel St. 108 Plaridel St. 110-112 Plaridel St. KITCHEN UTENSILS Morga St. 222.224 Magallanes St. LAMPS & SHADES Gotiacco Bldg. Reynes, Doroteo . Joseph, Thomas P. La Estrella del Norte Las Dos Hermanas. Rodriguez, Vicente . Sinobong, Luis Pacific Commercial Co. Yap Anton & Co. Bryan-Landon Co. Ine. Capobres & Flores . Yap Anton & Co. 222.224 Magallanes St. LAWYERS (See Attorney-at-Law) LIME MAKERS (See Manufacturers) LITHOGRAPHERS Juan Luna St. LIVERY STABLES Fashion Stable & Garage . 374 Magallanes St. Manalili Stable & Garage 2 Manalili St. Paz Stables . 345 Martires St. LUBRICATING OIL Asiatic Petroleum Co. Ltd. 18 Lapulapu St. Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Gotiaoco Bldg. Peres Co, , Bazar Rizal . Bazar La Esperanza . Botica Filipina . 91 132-147 Magallanes St. 30 A. Borromeo St. Martires St. 296-300 Magallanes St. 96 Magallanes St. 118 Magallanes St. Norte America St. Magallanes & Plaridel Norte America St. 140 Juan Luna St. Cebu Bazar . ; Botica Cebuana Inc. Falek DS 2: Ge. Ing, Farmacia Nacional Farmacia Nuestra . Japanese Bazar . La Esmeralda . Nippon Bazar . Pifiol & Co. Racaza Pharmacal . The Union Bazar Magallanes St. Yap Anton & Co. 222-224 Magallanes St. PETROLEUM WHOLESALE Lapulapu St. Gotiaoco Bldg. .P. Burgos St. PIANOS Falek D. L. Co. Inc. Martires St. La Estrella del Norte 114-114 Magallanes St. Sta. Cecilia Music Store 105-107 A. Borromeo St. PINA CLOTH (See Native Cloths) PHARMACISTS (See Druggists) PHONOGRAPHS & RECORDS Anderson, W. H. & Co. 99-101 Magallanes St. American Bazar . 91-97 Magallanes St. Heacock-Alkan 26 A. Borromeo St. Photo Materials & Paper Co. 118-122 Magallanes St. Heacock-Alkan . : 27 A. Borromeo St. PHOTOGRAPHERS Juan Luna St. ‘Norte America St. 80 Juan Luna St. Norte America St. 134 Juan Luna St. Juan Luna St. Plaridel St. : 243 Juan Luna St. Star Mbadin oo ae SS 200 Juan Luna St. The Visayan Artistic Studio . 217-219 Juan Luna St. PHOTO SUPPLIES Rosa Studio . : 243 Juan Luna St. Photo Materials & Paper Co. 118-122 Magallanes St. PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS 241 Manalili St. 39 Sanciangko St. A. Borromeo St. 22 A. Bonifacio St. 77 Manalili St. Asiatic Petroleum Co. Standard Oil Co. Texas Co; (PP. 1.): Inc. Asia Studio . Bunkong Studio . Chayseng Studio . Chiong Bongkong City Studio . Triarte’s Studio Kavinta Studio Rosa Studio . Blanco, Ramon Borromeo, Dr. Jose Ma. Borromeo, Dr. Max. Certeza, Dr. Marcelo . Castillo, Dr. Jose . Norte America St. Manalili St. Deen, Dre t. Deiparine, Dr. A. Escano, Dr. Mamerto . Colon St. Espina, Salud . pe ie Mabini St. Eseario, Dr. Nicolas . . . S. I. Hospital Filoteo, Dr. Cesar... a fia Ga Et; Fubrmann, Dr. L. Magallanes St. Garcia, Dr. Antonio Fort San Pedro Gonzales, Dr. Virgilio Colon & Pelaez Sts. Tbud, Dr. Ildefonso Racaza Pharmacal | Pond | Dr; Ax She Manalili St. Salud, Dr. Eusebio .-. . . 5+ Legarta Bt. Solon, Dr. Romualdo Imus St. A. Bonifacio St. Plaza Catedral cop) Suson, Dr. Vicente Valencia, pS eee ag teat Villalon, Dr. August P. S. I. Hospital Ylanan, Dr. Catalino C..- Padiie- Bt. PLUMBING SUPPLIES Boada, Castro & Pefiafiel . Morga St. Hoa. Hin & Co. Inc: :’.< TO6-110"Morga St. Oquifiena & Co. Ltd. 188-194 Comercio St. Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. PRINTERS Colon St. Magallanes St. . 57-67 Martries St. Advertiser, The . Cebu Press, The . : Falek, D. i me Ce. ine. Imprenta de San Jose 95 Martires St. Liberty Press . Hie Nellas Carmelo St. Photo Materials & Paper Co. 118-122 Magallanes St. PUBLIC MARKETS Carbon Market (Daily) ... El Carbon San Nicolas Market (Monday) San Nicolas Tejero Market . Martires St. PUBLISHERS (See Newspap®rs) REFRESHMENT PARLORS (See Ice Cream Parlors) RESTAURANTS Norte America St. 16 Progreso St. Juan Luna St. 28 N. Carmelo St. . Fernandez Bldg. Juan Luna St. ; A. Borromeo St. RICE, WHOLESALE Cang Succ & Bros. 57 Norte America St. Castro, Joaquin & Co. 168 Comercio St. Cho Chu Chuan . Manalili St. De-Te 53-63 F. Gonzales St. Hotel Dapat Hotel Ebro . Hotel Filipino . Hotel Internacional Shamrock Hotel Hop Kee Restaurant . Lapulapu Cafe e 92 (> & Juan Asan Juan Po . a ee Kwong Yuen Lung & Co. Lim Chu, a A Lu Kee & Co. re Smith, Bell & Co. Ltd. . Ting Bunte . 41-47 Plaridel St. 237 Juan Luna St. 111-115 F. Gonzates St. 236 Magallanes St. 319 Magallanes St. 30 P. Burgos St. oe Ja. ot 199 Norte: America St. Yap Tico, F. M. & Co. Ltd. 22-37 F, Gonzales St. Uy Godinez, E. Kemseng . 28 Plaridel St. ROPE DEALERS Boada, Castro & Pefiafiel . 94-96 Morga St. Hoa Hin & Co. Ine. 106-110 Morga St. Oquifiena & Co. Ltd, 188-194 Comercio St, Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. SAFES Kuenzle & Streiff Inc. 76 P. Burgos St. Manila Trading & Supply Co. Norte America St. Pacific Commercial Co. Morga St. Photo Materials & Pepar Co. 118-122 Magallanes St. SALOONS 65-67 Plaridel St. Fernandez Bldg. SALT MAKERS (See Manufacturer) SCHOOLS Cebu Hotel Bar . Shamrock Hotel Bar . PUBLIC: Basak School . Cebu Central School Basak Plaza Washington Cebu High Behool.. >. °°, Juan Luna St. Cebu Intermedia School . . Juan Luna St. 2: Cebu Trade School: .° 22°... Juan Luna St. Cebu Normal School .... Juan Luna St. Guadalupe School Guadalupe Labangon School Labangon Mabolo School . Mabolo Mambaling School . Mambaling San Nicolas School Tupas St, Talamban School Talamban Tejero School . : U. P. Junior College University High School Martires St. Fort San Pedro Fort San Pedro Zapatera School Sikatuna St. PRIVATE: American, Grammar School Sambag Dimas Alang St. San Agustin Convent Lapulapu St. Martires St. Colon St. Chinese School Escuela del Santo Nifio E.C. de San Vicente de Paul San Carlos College S. I. Institute Juan Luna St. Norte America St. 207-211 Manalili St. P. Gomez 8t: SCHOOL SUPPLIES Falek D. L. & Co. Ine. Martires St. Imprenta de San Jose Martires St. Philippine Education F. Gonzales St. Photo Material & Paper Co. 118-122 Magallanes St. SEWING MACHINE Singer Sewing Machine Co. 340-344 Magallanes St. Yap Anton & Co. 222.224 Magallanes St. SHIP BUILDERS Boat & House Works Calamba St. Espina, Julian . 44 Logarta St. Hoa Hin & Co. Ince. Opon SHIPCHANDLERS (See Marine Supplies) SHIP OWNERS Aboit-z & Co. 88 Juan Luna St. Compafiia Gral. de Tabacos. Martires St. Castro, Joaquin & Co. . . 168 Carmelo St. Insular Navigation Co. 92 Morga St. Norte America St. 41 Martires St. Terraplen, Morga St. P. Burgos St. Steno Type School Sun Yat Sen School . Sun Yat Sen School No. 2. Visayan Institute Liao Lamco, Tomas La Naviera Filipina Ince. Madrigal & Co. ' Pacifie Commercial Co. Pastrano Unchuan & Co. Yap Anton & Bros. 30-37 F. Gonzales St. Yaptico F. M. & Ltd. 89-99 F. Gonzales St. SHIPYARDS Opon, SHOEMAKERS Hoa Hin & Co. Ine. Briones, Juan . Cinco, Segundo Norte America St. Hernandez Shoe Factory 376 Juan Luna St. SHOES WHOLESALE & RETAIL 99-107 Magallanes St. 83-97 Magallanes St. 159 Magallanes St. Magallanes St. 137-147 Magallanes St. American Bazar Bazar Kariakos . Bazar Filipinas Bazar Hermoso Cebu Bazar . Giberson, W. RR. Go Chan & Co. . - - 103-109 Magallanes St. Go Oceo & Co... . .- + » 111-115 Magallanes St. 118 Magallanes St. 157-167 Magallanes St. 121-223 Juan Luna Norte America St. Japanese Bazar : Lim Bonfing Hermanos Manila Sho Store Pifiol & Co. J. Luna & F. Gonzales 117-119 F. Gonzales St. 93 Opon 49 Plaridel St. Philippine Refining Corp. é Kian Chuan Hong . Filma Mercantile Co, Inc. Du Occo 207 Plaridel St. Chiong Osmeiia, Quietin 28 Plaridel St. SOAP MAKERS Norte America St. Imus 8t. Norte America St. Norte America St. Magallanes St. J. Luna & F. Norte America St. SLIPPER MAKERS 222-224 Magallanes St. Magallanes St. Ybates, pa Solon, Amado . Leyson, Damaso . Cinco, Segundo . Caneda, Ramon . Briones, Juan: . Briones, Luis . Yap Anton & Co. Union Bazar, The . Nassor & Co. Magallanes St. Joseph, Thomas P. 99-107 Magallanes St. SHIRT FACTORIES (Nové€lties) Liberty Shirt Factory A. Borromeo St. Visayan Shirt Factory . vv0-206, Plaridel St. SILKS Yap Anton & Co. The Union Bazar . Ong Diong Jay . Magallanes St. } a Magallanes St. SOPT DRINKS Elite, The: . Juan Luna St. Films Mercantile Co. ae. Sunshine Aerated Water Co. Yacashiro . : . SPORTING GOODS Anderson, W. H. & Co. 99-101 Magallanes St. Heacock-Alkans 26 A. Borromeo Manila Trading & Supply Co. Pacific Commercial Co. Philippine Edueation Photo Material & Paper Co. STATIONERY Falek, D. L, Co. Inc. 57-67 Martires St. Imprenta de San Jose Martires St. Manila Trading & Supply Co. Martires St. Parane, G. Y. : Leos Kilat St. Philippine Education 117-119 F. Photo Materials & Paper Co. STEAMSHIP & MOTORSHIP AGENTS Admiral Oriental Line Gotiaoco Bldg. Aboitiz & Co. Inc. 88 Juan Luna St. Compafiia Gral de Tabacos .Martires St. Morga St. F. Gonzales St. Lapulapu & Magallanes Gonzales 222-224 Magallanes St. Lapulapu & Magallanes A. Borromeo & Carmelo Juan Luna & Colon Sts. Norte America St. 118-122 Magallanes St. Gonzales St. 118-122 Magallanes St. Castro, Joaquin & Co. Norte America St. Columbia Pacific Shipping Co 90 Morga St. Diao @ontiio... ox... °.: «SF Nerte. America Rt. Din Kee & Co. Juan Luna St. Dollar Line . ad Gotiaoco Bldg. Fork Set Co., The . Progreso St. Gotiaoco Hermanos . .... 92 Morga St. Hijos de F. Escafio Inc. . . 41 Martires St. Insular Navigation Co ... 92 Morga St Ker & Co. sh an Gotiaoco Bldg. La Naviera Filipina Tae . 41 Martires St. | Norte America St. Norte America St. Morga St. 84 P. Burgos St. 30 P. Burgos St. 27-37 F. Gonzales St. 89-99 F. Gonzales : Magallanes St. STEVEDORES Hamilton, Jerez & Co. Ine. 86 Morga St. Cebu Terminal Co. 104 Morga St. SUGAR DEALERS 88 Juan Luna St, 41-47 Plaridel St. 57 Norte America St. 168 Comercio St. 111-115 Norte America St. 105-109 Magallanes St. bo Lo Liao Lamco, Tomas Macleod & Co. Ine. Pacific Commercial Co. Pastrano, Unchuan & Co. Smith, Bell. & Co. Ltd. Yap Anton & Bros. Yaptico, F. M. & Ltd. Zuellig, FE. Ine: Aboitiz & Co. Ine. Asan, Juan . Cang Suco Bros. Castro, Joaquin & Co. Go Occo & Co. Go Chan, J. & Co. Gotao . ; Plaridel St. Gotiaoco Hevinanhs 92 Morga St. Ker & Co. Gotiaoco Bldg. 157-167 Magallanes St. 41-47 Norte America St. 84 P. Burgos St. 38 P. Burgos St. 27-37 F. Gonzales St. Yap Anton & Bros. . 159 F. Gonzales St. Yaptico F. M. & Co. Ltd. 89-99 F. Gonzales St. SURVEYORS Lim Bonfing Hesnaaoe Liao Lamco, Tomas Pastrano, Unchuan & Co. Stevenson, W. F. & Co. Ltd. Sy Joco & Co. LAND: Breslin, Thomas F. Bunagan, Espiritu Greenland, W. C. MARINE: Miller, RK. MM, Masonic Temple 605 Norte America St. 37 Martires St. TATLORS ' Cebu Fashion . Plaridel St. Colon & Juan Luna St. 5, 94 ye Py sagt. DANAO CITY HALL Cebu San: Nicolas Fash Centro de Modas.. . Cay Talorss 3, Diola’s Fashion . Diaz, Poe Flores, Ariston Gentlemen’s Fashion Hong Sing Hongkong Tailor Ignacio, Antonio K. . . . . andependent: Tator: . . 2s hie Modes: 207 So be Asimblen 2 Manila Cebu Fashion . Model Fashion... . Wriental Pashion ; ~~. Pibol &.Co. 37 a. Progresive, Tailor The Sastreria Internacional Sastreria Royal... . vr eee e . e 145 Magallanes St. Tupas St. Juan Luna St. Norte America St. Manalili St. Manalili St. Martires St. Magallanes St. Juan Luna St. Tupas St. Juan Luna 83. Nueva St. Manalili St. Magallanes St. Juan Luna St. . Norte America St. Juan Luna St. Juan Luna St. 154 Manalili St. es J. Luna & P. Burgos Young Men’s Tailor . . . . 146 Juan Luna St. TANNERS (See Manufacturers) TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE COMPANIES Custom House | Velazques, Al. 2... Bureau of Posts. 2... Cebu Tel. & Telegraph Co. . Norte America St. TEXTILES WHOLESALE Forbes Munn & Co. ... . 149 Juan Luna St. et Maco Bldg. Wer Ge Gee ee Ss Gotiaoco Bldg. Jureidini & Bros. . . . >. . 118 Plaridel St. Lim Bonfing & Bros. . . . 157-167 Magallanes St. MWenei @ oe, Tangs 2 Se | Norte America St. Pacific Commercial Co. . . Morga St. PGs 2 Pes eee ee Manalil St. Stevenson & Co. W. F. Ltd. Smith Bell & Co. -btd. .*. UGE Remscig @ 0a, ... aap Anton © C6. = Burgos St. Burgos St. 28 Plaridel St. 222-224 Magallanes St. e TOBACCO DEALERS (Leaf) 88 Juan Luna St. Martires St. 111-115 Magallanes St. Kuenzle & Streiff . P, Burgos St. Moll & Co. erue 51 Martires St. TOILET ARTICLES (See Perfumes) TRANPORTATION Masonic Bldg. .130 Calamba St. 127 Colon St. Plaza Washington Aboitiz & Co. Compaitia Gral. de Tabacos. Go Occo & Co. Barili Transportation . Cebu Transportation Co. Cebu Autobus Co. Noel’s Trucks . Rubi, WOMa ek 5 S y J. A. Porromeo St. TRUCKING Aboitis & Con. 2s... 5 -88.30Gan Luna St. Alvarez, DM ge ee Zulueta St. Cang Suco & Bros. 57 Norte America St. Casals Restituto. ..... 22 Bagumbayan St, Escafio, Hijos de F. Inc. Martires St. Falek Dds. &. Go. tac. Martires St. Lecaros, Alfonso ar Sikatuna St. San Gabriel, Gavino .. . . 235 Colon St. - VULCANIZING PLANT Norte Ameriea St. Modern Auto Repair Shop 5 Gral. Junquera St. WATCH REPAIRING 99-107 Magallanes St. 114-116 Magallanes St. Plaridel St. Plaridel St. Morga St. 84 P. Eurgos &t. Binakayan St. Cebu Vuleanizing Plant American Bazar . La Estrella del Norte Rosel | Leon . Reyes, Manuel . Pacific Commercial Co. . , Pastrano, Unchuan & Co. Phil. Refining Corp. Sing Siong . See aoe Smith, Bell & Co. Ltd. Manila Trading & Supply Co. Norte America St. Smith, Bell & Co. Ltd. P. Burgos St. Photo Materials & Paper Co. 118-122 Magallenes St. UNDERTAKERS Cebu Pameral 2. aes. oe N. A. & A. Bonifacit A. Bonifacio St. A. Bonifacio St. Visayan Funeral Service A. Bonifacio St. VEHICLE FACTORIES Tres de Abril St. Mabini St. P. Burgos St. Fspina, Asterio Francia, Raymundo Abella, Buenaventura . . . Carroceria de Roque del Mat Lanbangon | San Nicolas Gabrillo, Carmelino C. Padilla St. Samson, $j OO0CKILO SS > OSS CG. 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Creator Cebu Chamber of Commerce (creator)

Core Title Handbook and directory of Cebu, 1928

Publisher Cebu, Philippines (original), University of Southern California. Libraries (digital)

Tag oai:digitallibrary.usc.edu:fal,OAI-PMH Harvest

Place Name Cebu (states), Philippines (countries)

Format 1 handbook (100 p.) (format), application/pdf (imt), handbooks (aat)

Language English

Permanent Link (DOI) https://doi.org/10.25549/fal-oUC11399KY8Q

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