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SPINKS, Chas. Frederick, physician and surgeon,
Burgh house, Maryhill.
Spiritdalists' Meeting Rooms, James Rohertson,
president, Assembly Rooms, 136 Bath st
SPITE, Francis, Sc Co.,Ltd.; telephone No. 1381;
tea and coflFee merchants, importers of foreign pro-
duce, grocers, provision merchants, poulterers, Italian
warehousemen, dealers in pure drugs, chemicals, &c.,
dispensers of physicians' prescriptions and family
.. arecipes, and patent medicine vendors, proprietors of
Pepsonymin tonic, 26, 28 and 30 St. Enoch sq.;
branches, 393 to 399 Victoria rd- (comer of Alli-
son street, Crossbill), 487 to 491 Duke street,
. Dennistoun, 276 Byars rd., and 17 Kilbowie
rd., Clydebank.
Spite, Francis (of Francis Spite & Co., Ltd.), house,
The Crescent, Dalmnir.
SPITTAL, Andw. (at Jas. M'Michael & Son's), ho.
2 Chatham place.
Spittal Bros., wrights and builders, 93 John st.,
city, and 3 Little Hamilton street.
Spittal, Henry H. (of Spittal Bros.), ho. 2 Chatham
place, Stirling road.
Spittal, James (of Spittal & Skinner), house, 5
Barrington drive.
Spittal, John (at Spittal Bros.), house, 2 Chatham
. place.
Spittal, John, hay and straw rope maker, Whifflet
farm, Coatbridge.
Spittal, Robert, general smith, 16 Kennedy st.; ho.
67 Stirling st., Cowcaddens.
Spittal, Robert D., general carting contractor, 123
Gloucester street and 26 Gamgad road.
Spittal, Robt. (of J. & D. Macnair & Co.), house, 2
Chatham pi., Stirling road.
Spittal & Skinner, tailors and clothiers, 7 Royal Ex-
change sq.
Spittal, Mrs. T. P., teacher of music, 97 Kent road,
SPOVVART, W. G., chrome lithographer and printer,
, 99 Maxwell st. ; ho. Douglas Bank, Bearsden.
SPRENGER, Charles, & Sons, fancy box and pattern
card manufacturers, 7 Stirling road, and 100 John
street, city.
■Sprenger, Chas. (of Chas. Sprenger & Sons), ho. 2
North Ure place.
SPREULL, Miss, 26 Lynedoch streets
Springbank Colliery Co., Lmtd., coalmasters, 112
Bath street.
Springbank P.O., 15 Gairbraid street.
iSpringbank Pubhc School, comer of Hinshaw street
and Doncaster street.
Springbank U. P. Church, 654 New City road.
iSpringburn Advertiser, 7 Cowlairs rd.
Sfkingburn Coal Co., brick manufacturers, Possil
Works, Springbura, and Robroystone Works,
Bishopbriggs ; Possil telephone. No. 3388.
Springbum Fire Station, corner of Springbum road
and Keppochhill road.
Springbum Heritors, clerk to, William George Black,
88 West Regent st.
Springbum North Free Church, Elmvale street
Springbum Parish Church, Hill street,
Springbum P.O., 373 Springbum road.
Springbum rd. P.O., 630 Springbum road
•Springbum School Board, Jas. Stewart, writer, 4 Par-
liamentary road, clerk and treasurer.
Springbum U.P. Church, 524 Springbum road.
SjPBiNGFiELD (The) Chair Co., chair manufacturers,
Millerfield rd.
Springfield Printing Co., calico printers, 164 Spring-
field rd.
Springfield (The) Steel Co., steel (Siemens
process) and malleable cast founders, 777 London
road.
SPROTT, Adam, agent, 72 Brunswick st. ; ho. 1132
Cathcart road.
Sprott, James, provision merchant, 71 Castle street,
Sproat & Son, bootmakers, 193 Eghnton st. ; ho.
431 Victoria rd.
Sproat, Wm. (of Wm. Annacker), ho. 13 Bute gardens.
Sproat, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 16 Avenue
road, Springbum.
SPROULE, Andrew, grocer and wine merchant, 433
Eglinton street ; house, 41 Cumberland st. s.s.
Sproul, James (of J. & J. S. Sproul), res. Fairfield
house, Possilpark.
Sproull, John, carting contractor, hay and straw rope
maker, 12 SawmiUfield st.
Sproul, J. & J. S., Fairfield Laundry, carpet
beating works, PossUparL
Sproul, M., plumber, gasfitter, and zinc worker, 33
Hutcheson street ; ho. Cross Arthurlie, Barrhead.
Sproul, Robert, brickbuilder, Beulah cottage, West
Coates, Cambnslang.
Sproull, Robt., baker, 14 Main st, Pollokshaws.
SPRUNT, David, watchmaker and jeweller, 35|-
Argyle arcade ; ho. 13 Derby terrace.
Sprunt, Miss, furnished apartments, 13 Derby ter.
STABLES, Alexander (of Stables & Fulton), ho.
Mount Harriet, Stepps.
Stables & Fulton, stockbrokers, 11 Royal Exchange
square.
STAFFORD, J. W., clerk of works. Court-house
Commissioners; ho. Albert mansions, CrosshilL
Stafibrd, Thos., writing master, 65 Jamaica street
Stafford, Isabella, hosiery and fancy goods, 231 Byars
road ; house, 352 North Woodside road.
Staffordshire Tileries Co., tile layers, manufs.,
merchants, marble cutters ; sole agents for Towyn.
Slate Co., North Wales, 147 Bath street Tele-
phone No. 336.
STAHLBERG, Paul Julius, distiller, Stettin ; agents,
W. P. Lowrie & Co. Ltd. 14 and 16 Bothwell st
STAIRMAND, Adam Ferguson, Bank of Scotland;'
ho. 12 Queen Margaret drive.
STALKER, Alex, (of Stalker & Daye), house, Etoa
place, Bearsden.
Stalker & Daye, registd. plumbers, 112 Great Western
road, and Bearsden.
Stalker, Donald, jun. (at Mackie & Co., Ltd.), house,
21 Overdale avenue, Langside.
Stalker, Duncan, cashier (at Stevenson, Carlile& Co.,
Ltd.), ho. Inveronich, 15 Waverley park, Shawlands.
Stalker, Rev. James, M.A., D.D., St Matthew's Free
Church, Bath street ; house, 6 Clairmont gardens.
Stalker, Miss, di-essmaker, 435 Sauchiehall street
STAMM, I. H., doll's house, 28 Argyle arcade.
STAMMERS, J. W., agent for Cadbury Bros., 24
Howard street; house, 106 Dixon avenue. Crossbill.
Stamp Office, 280 George street.
Standard Essence Co., caterers for the mineral
water trade ; sole agents, the Rylands Glass and
Engineering Co. Ltd., Box 12, Royal Exchange.
Standard Life Assurance Co. (established 1825),
J. W. Smith, local secy., all classes of life assur-
ance and annuities, Standard buUdgs., 92 Gordon
st Telegrams, " Millions ;" telephQue, §390,-»
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