The Leading Car Shops of the Pacific Coast

At the present time the works of the Seattle Car & Foundry Co.

constitutes the largest and best equipped plant on the Pacific Coast

for the manufacture of cars, trucks and contractor's equipment, with

which is affiliated a rolling mill, providing us ample material under

most favorable conditions.

While the shops are perhaps not so extensive as those of some of our

Eastern and European competitors, they are capable of turning out work

in sufficient quantities and of a quality to enable us to successfully

bid on orders of any proportions.

We have been able to satisfy the most rigid requirements of such

trans-continental railroads as the Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific,

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, and the Harriman system, such electric

companies as Stone & Webster, the British Columbia Electric Railway

and the Portland Light & Power Company, not to mention successful

competition in the Orient with the leading firms of Europe.

But in spite of this success we never lose sight of the fact that this

plant was started primarily for the better service of the Pacific

Coast--particularly of the Pacific Coast logging trade. In this field

we claim a special fitness which has been proven, by the growth of

our business, in a few years, from a very humble beginning into an

organization of considerable industrial significance.

But whether you buy cars, trucks, forgings, castings, contractors,

bridge building or mining equipment, we are in a position to give you

better delivery than the East, greater capacity than any other coast

shops of the same character, and prices that are most reasonable for

the service rendered. Our sales and engineering department are at your

disposal.

You will get satisfaction in dealing with us. Three quarters of our new

business this year was from old customers. Why not get acquainted with

them and us? Write them or us.

SEATTLE CAR & FOUNDRY COMPANY,

210-15 ALASKA BUILDING,

SEATTLE, WASH.

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