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i Bank Building
Howard R. Walker,
Stenographer.
Chas. L. Stafford,
Mgr. City Deliveries.
T. D. Carey, Real Estate.
Howard S. Royal,
Clerk.
Home Seekers’ Investment
Company.
L. A. Dorr, Pres, and
Gen’l. Mgr.
MR. DAVID SLUSKY,
The metal work on the Irlsh-Amer
can Bank building, consisting of
-oof, skylights, etc., together with the
ttopper and ornamental work on the
Georgia Railroad Bank and the Plant
ers and Savings Bank, was done
by Mr. Slusky. Mr. Sluskv also has
the contract for metal work on the
new Augusta Savings Bank building,
now in process of construction.
The superiority of Slusky’s Old
Style tin is recognized and has been
given the preference on these jobs.
H. M. Cassels,
/ Secty. and Treas.
Walter M. Jackson,
Agent,
J. H. McKenzie’s Sons, Con
tractors.
Chas. F. McKenzie
I
John H. McKenzie
T. C. McNeill
W. H. McDaniel
GEORGE W. MULLER
MFG. CO.,
Bronze, Grilles, Etc.
The bank fixtures, including the
marble wainscote counters, bronze
grilles and mahogany work, for the
Irish-American Bank, was done by the
George w. Muller Mfg. Co., of At
lanta, Ga.
It will be recalled that the Muller
Co. did the Interior work for the
Planters Loan and Savings Bank,
which was so highly complimented
by Mr. John D. Rockefeller last year.
This company Is well and most fa
vorably known from New York City
through the entire South, and as far
West as Texas.
Just at the present time, the
George W. Muiler Mfg. Co., has con
tracts for the interior work of some
of the largest buildings being put up
In the South.
Newton & Co., Brokers.
C. H. Newton
A. R. Gehrken
W. G. Gehrken
Augusta Sash, Door & Blind
Association.
Geo. El Toale
L. W. Woodward
C. E. Harmon
T. G. Philpot
Managing Directors.
TH£ MOSLER SAFE CO.,
Vault.
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The modern safe and vault placed
in the Irish-American Bank was fur
nished by the Mosler Safe Co., of
Hamilton, Ohio.
A great number of banks and trust
companies all over the United States
are using safes made by this com
pany and the “Mosler Patent Screw
Door Bank Safe” is one of their
lladers—being considered unusually
strong and secure. This is the safe
used In the Irish-American Bank.
THE AUGUSTA HEKAXD
The New Home of the
Irish American Bank
Tlic new home of the Irish-American Bank is one
of the prettiest and best: arranged bank and office
buildings of the city. It is in the heart of the bank and
business section of the city, of commodious size, with
well arranged office requirements which find a ready
demand for space. A list of the tenants of this build
ing shows that it is in demand and that it is filling a
need in the business life of the city. The location of
the Irish American Bank building in the center of the
Bank Square of Augusta is admirably selected for the
convenience of its customers and the general public.
THE GROWTH AND SUCCESS OF AUGUSTA’S
BANKS.
The remarkable growth and success of the Irish
American Bank is a splendid tribute to its officers and
Board of Directors, who stand very high in the estima
tion of the people of Augusts, ('apt. P. Armstrong, the
President of the Bank, has long been identified with
the solid, substantial business growth and develop
ment of Augusta, both in financial and other lines. Mr.
H. H. Stafford, the Vice-President, is at the head of
the Georgia-Carolina Brick Co., of which he has made
a great success', and is one of Augusta’s best business
men. Mr. J. P. Armstrong, the Cashier, has made a
splendid record as a business man and stands in the
front ranks of the younger successful business men ol
the city. He is connected with a number of the grow
ing and successful business institutions of the city.
Augusta is fortunate in Sts banking institutions,
which are well officered and conservatively managed,
as has been shown time and again. It is particularly
so ip the Irish American Bank, which has long since
demonstrated its worth and value to the city and which
has doue so much in recent years to help, and develop
the business interests of Augusta. Its record in this
respect is an enviable one, and shows that it has won a
place in this commmunity that means greater and big
ger things for the future. Tt is an assured fact that
the Irish American Bank will always hold a high place
in the business life of Augusta.
Augusta Baseball Club.
H. De Vaughn, Pres.
J. S. Farr, Secty. an
Treas.
L. M. Castro, Manager,
L. R. Wattles & Co.
Chas. Warren Davis,
Southern Manager.
Chas. Warren Davis & Co.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
IRISH
AMERICAN
BANK
DIRECTORY
PITTSBURG PLATE
GLASS CO.
Recognized as leaders in their line,
the Pittsburg Plate Glass company
was called on to supply the plate glass
used in the new Irish-American Hank
Building.
This is only one of a number of In
stances here In Augusta, where this
company has been given the prefer
ence.
Georgia-Carollna Brick Co
The brick as supplied by the Oeor
gia-Carolina Brick company, are as
"standard” as silver marked "sterl
ing.”
Better brick can’t be found In their
respective classes, ranging from "good
brick” to "better brick” and "best
brick” for the money.
This enterprising industry is under
1 (he more than capable management of
Mr. Howard H. Stafford, whose office
is now located in the new Irlsh-Amer
lcan Bank Building.
L. F. GOODRICH
ARCHITECT
122 EIGHTH STREET
AUGUSTA,
The Siardware
Of the Irish American Bank, furnished through
Bowen Bros., is made by the celebrated Yale &
Towne Mfg. Co., who make the most beautiful and
artistic line of Builders’ Hardware in the world.
When thinking of building, inspect our line of
up-to-date Finishes, Beautiful Out Glass, Door
Knobs and Ornamental Designs.
BOWEN BROS.,
908 Broad Street.
THE MOSLER SAFE CO.
Furnished the Safe and Vault, Work for the Irish American Hank. This
lncludod one of tho famous
“MOSLER PATENT SCREW DOOR BANK
SAFES.” ; v ,
Over ono-thlrd of the hanks and tnißt companies In this country
are usi hr these safes for the protection of their funds and securities.
PlanH and specifications furnished lor Steel Hank Vaults, Fire and
Burglar-proof Safes, Vault doors and Deposit Boxee.
For Information, Address.
Chas. W. Freeman,
4th National Bank Building, Atlanta, Ga.
t
All Glass
Exterior, Interior
And in the Banking Fixtures
«: Furnished By
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Southern Headquarters, Atlanta, Ga.
R. G. Barinowski
House, Sign and
Decorative Painter
SIQ Broad Street
Phone 1274 Augusta, Ga.
GEORGIA
Augusta, Georgia.
