Opens Yard At Twenty-Nine Palms

A. E. (Ed) Clark had a grand opening of his nerv yard, Clark Lumber Co., at Tu'enty-Nine Palms on October 1, and over u@ attended. Door prizes 'ivere given arvay to the ladies.

The yard has a frontage of 210 feet, and is 280 feet in depth. The store and office building is 20 by 40 feet, the ceiling is finisheci in Celotex, and the interior sider,r'alls are paneled and finrshed in U.S.G. \Veatherrvood, Fir-Tex, Celotex and Knottv Pine. Kinrsul insulation and Sisal-

S.F. Lumbermen's Club Meets November 25

The next lnncheon meeting of the San Francisco I-urnbermen's Club 'ivill be held in the Concert Room, Iralace Hotel, San Francisco, on Tuesday, Novenrber 25.

The club's annual Christrnas party u'ill be helcl in the Clor-rcert Room on Friday, December 19, rvhen orphan children from a local orpl.ranage lvill be entertainecl.

41tRftt S'-.4% \ ttl kraft sisalation n'ere used in the ceiling and sidelvalls. There are four sheds in the yard for the storage of materials carried in stock.

The company rvill carry a complete line of lumber, build ing materials, hardrvare and paints. Ed Clark, the ou'ner, is rvidely knou'n in Southern Cali[ornia lumber circles. He u'as u'ith the Gil>bs Lumber Company of Anaheim as manager of its Fullerton yard for thirty )'ears.

Prepcrring For Expcrnsion

Ir-r preparation for the operation of a ne\\'plarrt rvith floor space of 30,000 square feet, nor,v nearing completion at tlreir big rvholesale distribution yard at 2926 Sierra Pine Avenue, Los Angeles 23, tsaugh.Bros. & Co. recently paved an additional 50,000 square feet of their yard.

The neu' clevelopment is part of the original plan for the clevelopnrent and utilization of the entire yard area.