San Diego Lumber Company Buy New Equipment

Harry McGahey, manager of the San Diego Lumber Co., San Diego, is optimistic regarding the business outlook. His company enjoyed a f.airly good year in 1935, and believes 1936 will be as good, if not better. "If we did not sincerel/ believe business was going to be better, we would not have spent approximately $10,000 for new equipment as we have done in the past ferv months." he savs.

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The accompanying photograph shows a portion of their warehouse and some of the new equipment the company have bought; Ross carrier, Federal truck and Sheppard hoist, all of which are 1935 models. "While the San Diego Lumber Company is 67 years old, we are striving to keep our operation modern," Mr. McGahey states.