CEBU FOUNDRY SHOP
Mabini
(They sold iron steel goods)
CEBU ICE AND COLD STORE CORP.
N. Carmelo
(The street got its old name from Father Miguel Nellas Carmelo, a curate of the church in Parian in 1860, who was later assigned to the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral and then as secretary of the bishop of Cebu. Fr. Carmelo wrote religious books and novenas. Carmelo Street, during the Spanish occupation, was then called "Calle Luisa." The Cebu City Council, on May 15, 1962, on the motion of Councilor Eulogio E. Borres, enacted City Ordinance No. 378 renaming "Carmelo Street" to Congressman Pedro Lopez.)
CEBU NAVIGATION CO. INC.
168 Comercio
(They were a trading agency)
CEBU PORTLAND CEMENT
Corner Comercio and F. Gonzales
(The Cebu Portland Cement was then a government-owned company. In fact, its officers were under the control and supervision of the Office of the President.)
CEBU SILK SUPPLY
190-192 Magallanes
CEBU SUGAR CO.
Talisay, Cebu
CEBU TRADING CENTER & EXCHANGE
Corner D. Jakosalem and Legaspi
CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA and CHINA
Calle Morga
CHENG BAN YEK & CO.
207 D. Jakosalem
CHIN TONG
86-92 Plaridel
(They sold bazaar articles and textile goods)
CHIU BON JAC CO.
97 Plaridel
(They sold foods stuffs and refreshments)
CHUAN CHU
59 Plaridel
(They sold foodstuffs)
CHIN TICK ONG
145 F. Gonzales
(They sold drugs and chemicals)
CITY PHARMACY
121 Magallanes
CLELAND, M.E.
Carreta, Mabolo, Cebu City
(Shipbuilding business)
CO TONG HENG & CO.
112 Juan Luna
(They sold textile goods)
COMMONWEALTH GROCERY
82-84 Plaridel
(To be continued)