Puget Sound and western Washington; cities--towns--scenery . THE NEW L. C. SMITH BUILDINGThe new L. C. Smith 42-story office building at Second Avenue and Verier Way will behyf«^t building^world outside of New York. It will be unsurpassed in beauty and ^M ^vf^n^^X^^ve.^ those in ^^^^^with twenty-one stories in the main building and the same number ,^,^.^f^;^j^ ^^.^l. ;\es the exterior whiteroof. The e-Kterior .,f the first two stones is ot W tishington «ranite^ t^Vrv fifth floor w 11 be tVnTshed in WashinKtonKlazed terracotta with ornamentation, and tower of the saine 1 ^e ;-hfth fl
Puget Sound and western Washington; cities--towns--scenery . THE NEW L. C. SMITH BUILDINGThe new L. C. Smith 42-story office building at Second Avenue and Verier Way will behyf«^t building^world outside of New York. It will be unsurpassed in beauty and ^M ^vf^n^^X^^ve.^ those in ^^^^^with twenty-one stories in the main building and the same number ,^,^.^f^;^j^ ^^.^l. ;\es the exterior whiteroof. The e-Kterior .,f the first two stones is ot W tishington «ranite^ t^Vrv fifth floor w 11 be tVnTshed in WashinKtonKlazed terracotta with ornamentation, and tower of the saine 1 ^e ;-hfth floor ^^. 1 be hn^^nen k fir. and will be reserved for observation purposes K>vnl/«V^r ffi-^ r foms?n the It Idlne with e Kht high-speedof the City and Fuget Sound country, There will be mx hust. approximately, is one and one-half million ,, it ueinn eiciit. of the late L. C. Smith, of Syracuse, N. Y. 74 Puget Sound and Western Washington. THE DEXTER HORTON NATIONAL BANK-THE OLDEST BANKING INSTITUTION IN THE STATE The main floor of the New York Building is occupied by the Dexter Horton National Bank and WashingtonTrust & .Savings Bank. It forms the largest banking quarters on the Pacific Coast. The Dexter Horton NationalBank is the oldest bank in the State, having been founded by Dexter Horton in 1870, and its life is co-existent withthat of the city of Seattle, With its associated institution, it is now the largest and most completely equippedbanking institution in the Pacific Northwest and its combined resources aggregate nearly twenty millions of dollars. I
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