Quist Brothers Attr.ct Attention With

New Buildings

O Fcrther oI kesent Owners wcs Pioneer oI Community.

This yard handles Pabco Roofing, U. S. Gypsum Company's Sheetrock and hardwall plaster, Monolith Cement, Armstrong's Temlok Insulation, and Celotex products.

Their mill and cabinet shop, directly across the street from the yard, has the most modern equipment for turning out all kinds of millwork.

Three trucks are ooerated. trvo Chevrolets and one Fageol.

The principals in the business are Nels M. Quist and Chas. N. Quist. r,vho are co-rpartners. They took over the business from their father in 7920. Xfiss Agnita Quist is bookkeeper and secretary. Altogether eight people are employed.

Mr. Quist, Sr., was a pioneer of this community, having operated a lumber yard and planing mill business in Hayn'ard for 25 yearc. It is interesting to recall the fact thal at one time in the history of this concern the planing mill rvas the only one between Oakland and San Jose.

FROM LINCOLN, NEBRASKA

Enclosed find check for $2.00. Just cannot keep house without The California Lumber Merchant.

F.H. Yost, Fred H. Yost Lumber Co. Lincoln, Nebraska.

P.S.: Nebraska weather so far this year has equaled California.

Wenowcarry complete stocks of USG Wectherwood lor your convenience at both our Los Angeles cnd Scrn Pedro Ycrrds

Insulcting Bocrd-Tile-Ptcrnk-Lcrth-Duplex Bocrrd Asphclt Coated Shecthing-Hardbocrds

E. K. \(/ood Oakland Yard Completes Big Concession Booth Order

E. K. Wood Lumber Company's Oakland yard has been a very busy place in the last few rveeks, for in addition to normal activities an order for the fabrication of 160 concession booths for the Golden Gate International Exposition has been turned out in a little over one month's time.

The contract for the materials and fabrication of the structures was taken on December 27 and delivery had to be made by February 1. For a while Manager James N{cNab was a little anxious, but with a combination of good planning and fine weather the job was finished on time. Wet weather would have increased the difficulties of the job, but results have shown that with the large amount of shed space available the work could have been completed within the time limit in any case.

Attends Denver Convention

Jirn Farley, assistant Western sales manager, The Pacific Lurnber Company, San Francisco, left January 18 for a tour of the inter-mountain territory which included visits to Salt Lake City, Albuquerque and Denver. He attended the annual convention of the Mountain States Lumber Dealers Association, held at Denver, January 23 to 25. He expected to be bacl< in San Francisco at the end of this week.

Dtoonl navangttLE CNOSS CTNCULATION KILNS

25/o to 10/o mote capacity due to solid edge-to-edge stacking. Beaer quality drying on low temperatureg with a fast reversibre circulation.

Lower stacking costs-jusr solid edge-to-edge stacking in the simplest form.

A total of 350,00O feet of Douglas F'ir lumber and two carloads of Douglas Fir Rezited panels rvas used in the construction of the booths, which are of four different types.

Richmond Brothers Move Intonew Plant

Richmond Brothers Lumber Com'pany are now located in their new plant at 4591 South Huntington Drive, Los Angeles. The new store and office is of modern design and is attractively finished on the inside. All lumber stocks and building materials will be ttnder roof. The company also operate a modern mill rvith planing and other equipment. They were formerly located at 3908 North Mission Road.

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Kiln Builden for More Than Half a Century

North Pordand, Oc. Jackronvillc, Ftorid.

When You Sell

SIRUCTURAL LUMBEE?

Booth-Kelly Douglas Fir, the Association grade and trade mark certify to your customers the quality of the stock you handle. Builders quit guessing about what they're buying, and buy where tley know what they're getting.

General Saler Office: Eugene, Ore. Millr: Wendling, Ore., Springfield, Ore.

Washington State Building at N. Y. \(/orld's Fair Featurer \(/.shington Plywood

Plyrvood outside and inside-plyrvood shipped direct from the State of Washington-rvill make the Washington State Building at the New York World's Fair a thoroughly Washington product. In addition, photographic murals and dioramic displays depicting the plywood and other regional industries in Washington, together with landscaping rvith native Washington shrubbery, complete the Washington atmosphere.

The plyrvood u'as shipped early in December from the Hoquiam, Washington plant of the Harbor Plyrvood Corporatior-r anrl construction is now well under way.

GAMERSTO]I & GREE]I

Whotesale Lumber

A million feet of jobbing stock for spot delivery on your tfuck or ours

FIRREDWOODPOIYDEROSA

SHINGI.ESIATHWAIIBOARD

SAN FSANCISCO l80ll Army Street

LTwater 1300

OAKLAND

9th Avenue Pier

Hlgote 1346

TI{E DEATER'S FRIEND_'SINCE 1852" lxclusively Wholesale

Sas h- D o or sScr e ensG las s

Panel sWallb o ar dCo lumns

Cornplete stock now on hand of Armstrong's Temlok De Luxe Bo ards-Planlr-Panels-H ardboards

The California Door Company

237-235-241 Central Ave., Los Angeles TRinity 7461

Wcshington Stcte Building ct New York World's Fair

A modernized Colonial type of architecture was decided tupon for the Washington builcling by the group of three Seattle architects who are in charge of tl-re plans. This conservative design was the decision after many conferences of the architects' committee, states Victor N. Jones, rnember o{ the committee, as it r,vas felt that simplicity of line u'ould make the building stand out among' the mass of ultra-rnoclern designs used by n.rost of the exhibition buildings.

"Four factors, we believe, will aid in giving the Washington State Builcling prominence," Mr. Jones says.

"Tl.re first is the simplicity of clesign, rvhich contrasts with the spectacle of 'suspended time' spirals and ultramodernism on every hancl. We believe the moclernizecl Colonial style 'lvill be restful and inviting to r,veary sightseers.

"Secondly, the grounds on rvhich the Washington building is located, are quite spacious. The building itself is 60 feet br. l0O feet u.ith colonr.radecl portico in front.

"Thirdly, the Washington State I3uilding is on one of the main thoroughfares.

"Fourthly, the Washington building is glistening rvhite, in the maroon zone. The fair grounds are laid out in color zones, and the fact that Washington's structure gleaming white amid surrounding maroon buildings, will make it stand out. The white texture paint being used is fror.n I. F. Laucks Company, Seattle. At night the building rvill be illuminated on all four sides."

The plyrvood made by the Harbor Plyrvood Corporation

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