IMPORTANT to LUMBERMEN

How to make the Building-Loan of immense value to the lumber and construction industries.

Every person engaged in the lumber and construction business should be a leader in bringing the public into building-loan.

BECAUSE:

Every dollar invested in B-L goes directly ll.land exclusrvely rnto construction and homebuilding.

THEREFORE:

B-L Associations are really agents of the construction industries in organizing cash capital for their benefit.

NOW THEN:

Note the class of men composing METROPOLITAN'S management and write us TODAY for complete information.

HARVEY M. TOY, President. Owner and Manager Hotel Manx, San Francisco; Chairman State Highway Commission.

GEO. S. WALKER, Vice-Pres. President National Mortgage Company, San Francisco; State Assemblyman and Senator, 1901-1911; State Building and Loan Commissioner, l9l1-1924.

C. M. WOOSTER, Vice-Pres. and Manager, President C. M. Wooster Company, San Francisco; Chairman State Land Settlement Board.

DUDLEY C. WATSON, Secretary. Formerly with Northern California Building and Loan Association, San Francisco.

THOMAS M. GARDINER, President Citizens Building & Loan Association, San Francisco.

WILLIAM E. BOUTON. Secretary Fidelity Building & Loan Association, San Francisco; Secretary State Build- ing and Loan League.

SAMUEL C. SYMON. President Northern California Building and Loarr Association, San Francisco

L. H. BURNETT. Burnett Bros., jewelers. San Fran- cisco. Chain stores, Washington, Oregon, Caiifoinla.

_ BEN W. REED. President Reed Lumber Company, San Francisco; Manager Lumber Associati,on of- Sa-n Francisco.

_ H. S. THOMSON. Lumberman, Thomson Lumber Co., San Francisco.

B..GRANT TAYLOR. Clerk of Supreme Court of Calirornra-

CHESTER I. DENNIS. Banker, San Francisco.

B. KATSCHINSKI. Proprietor philadelphia Shoe Co. Stores, San Francisco, Oakland.

A. T. NOE, M. D. Physician, San Francisco.

WALTER M. WELI-S. Real Estate, Oakland, Californta.

WILFRED G. METSON. Investor, San Francisco.

J. H. ROBERTS. Banker, San Francisco.