The Wonderful Owens-Park Yard

Perhaps nofhing better illustrates the growth and prosperity of the building business in Los Angeles than the size and development and speed of The Owens-Parks Lumber Co., a retail lumrber con'cern.

A year and a half ago an orchard stood at what is now

2.100. 38th street. It covered nine acres. The orchard was gone by the first of January, 1922, and there stoo'd in its place one of the most modern of city lumber yards, entirely covering the nine acres.

And just a few months later they had to enlarge their plant on accorlnt of the flying growth of their business, and