The Leading WHOLESALE JOBBING and RETAIL YARD of San Francisco

Foot of 16th St. San Fmncisco EXbrook 4831

I9S5-A BOODI YDAB?

Brookmire expects the vital recovery forces now at work will bring about a boom in business and stocks. Read the study of this subject in the Brookmire Quarterly which also gives a detailed program.

You may have a copy, gratis, by requesting Bulletin 49-D.

Machinery For Sale

Sash and dow sticker with grooving and boring attachment; hollow chisel morticer; Moore Dry Kiln Trucks; combination saw; pulleys; hangers ; motors; compensators ; shaving blower; large lathe ; large and small swing saws. All in first class condition. California Mill Co., 340 Townsend Street, San Francisco, California. Telephone GArfield 3933.

EXPERIENCED LUMBERMAN

Position wanted by lumberman experienced in all branches of yard, also office. Not afraid of work. Prefer Los.Angeles'or surrounding territory. Address Box C-537 California Lumber Merchant.

For Sale

'We can offer some attractive buys in Southern retail lumber yards. Twohy Lumber Co., 549 Secgrities Building, Los Angeles. Telephone 8746.

Retail Salesman Wanted

County seat city of 15,000, located within 100 miles of Los Angeles. Must be married and able to furnish own car, and must have had California experience and be fully familiar with all branches of the retail lumber business including millwork, building supplies, hardware, paints, etc. Familiarity with oil field trade will be decidedly advantageous. This position has a wonderful opportunity for the future and is open now. Act at once outlining fully your qualifications and experiences for the past ten years stating age, salary expected and how soon available. An interview will be required. Address Box C-542, care California Lumber Merchant.

Total Lumber Production jot 1934 15,222,946,000 Feet

Washington, D. C., Mar. 4,-Total lumber production of. 15,222,846,000 feet in 1934 is shown on the complete report of production, shipments, and gross stocks for that year just issued by the National Lumber Manufacturers Ass,ociation, the first report of its kind to be put out by the association. Shipments totalled 15,116,380,000 feet, and stocks on hand at the mills are shown at 7,83,366,000 feet as of Jan. 1, 1935, a comparatively small increase above the same figure for the Leginning of. 1934.

The complete taburlation for the year was made possible

For Sale

Lumber Yard and Small Mill, near Los Angeles. Doing a very good business and paying well. Very small rental. $8000.00 will buy. Sickness cause of sale. Address Box C-534, California Lumber Merchant.

F'IR SALESMAN WANTS WHOLESALE CONNECTION

Experienced Fir salesman wants to make a connection with a Los Angeles wholesale lumber firm. Covered the Southern territory several years and knows the trade. Can furnish good references. Address Box C-539, care California Lumber Merchant.

Wanted

,fO PURCHASE LUMBER YARD FOR CASH. ANY\4/HERE IN CALIFORNIA SOUTH OF SACRAX{ENTO. INFORMATION TREATED IN CONFIDENCE. REPLY BOX C-541, CALIFORNIA LUMBER MtrRCHANT.

EXPERIENCED LUMBER SALESMAN

Desires to make connection with either wholesaler or manufacturer. Well acquainted with retail trade in both Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys. Can furnish best of references. Address Box C-540, care California Lumber Nlerchant.

Retail Firm Wants Man

Los Angeles retail lumber firm wants general all-around man who knows the retail lumber and building material business. Must be under thirty-five years of age. Address Box C-543, care California Lumber Merchant.

through the system of reporting inaugurated by the Lumber Code. Heretofore the National Lumber Manufacturers Association has made an estimate each January which very closely anti'cipated the full report of the U. S. Census Bureau, usually ma,le in the following fall.

A healthy reduction in stocks on hand since the beginning of the year is indicated by the Association,s weekly barometer, the latest issue showing that wh-ile production during the first eight weeks of the year was .S/o. above the same period of. 1934, both shipments and orders are 3O/o' above those for the preceding year. Stocks on hand as of the end of the eighth week, expressed in terms of day's production are the same for both years; 167 days, ; whereas this year there were sufficient unfilled orders on hand to take care of 3O days' production as against only the equivalent of 25 d,ays' at the end of the same week in 1934.