CALIFORNIA LUMBER MERCHANT

OTHER DIFFERENTIAI.S, ALL GRADES OF SUGAR PINE

BudlinE(*pct)'........ Add 5.00

DIFFERENTIALS

Random lengths arc 6 ft. & longer, unless otherwise provided in list.

Stck dressed thickcr than standard. for each l/32n. Add 1.00

For stak run S4S wider than standard width (may bc hit or miss).... Add f.00

Standard Casing and Base, Jambs, Sill Stock, Pullcy Stiles, Log Cabin Siding, Bunialow Siding, Dolly Vardcn Siding and all similar pat' tems (not moulding), to price of gradc dcsired Add 5.00

All other pattcrns except thosc conforming to Association staudard pattems .,.,...,.. Add 250

All standard pattems othcr than S2S or S4S, T & G or Shiplap.......' Aq4 2.00 Cutting to specified qact length.,..

Atl st;k shipired in inter.divisional stopov€r cars............. Add f.(D

East Bay Club Adopts By-Laws

A constitution and by-laws were adopted by unanimous vote of the members present at the regular dinner meeting of East Bay Hoo-Hoo Club No. 39, held at Hotel Leamington, Oakland, March 16.

President Lewis A. Godard presided and welcomed a number of guests from out of town.

Kenneth Smith, president of the California Redwood Association, the speaker of the evening, was introduced by Frank H. White, program chairman. The speaker's subject was "Behind the Scenes in Washington Today." In his talk Mr. Smith told of many things that are happening at Washington that will affect the future of business and gave facts and figures to support his deductions as to the effect of the country's all-out war elfort on the lumber business.

W. W. Woodbridge, secretary-manager of the Red Cedar Shingle Bureau, Seattle, spoke briefly in humorous vein.

Tom Branson, Reveille general chairman, told the gathering about arrangements for the big event on Aprll 24,

O'NEILL LUMBER CO. MOVES OFFICES

O'Neill Lumber Company has moved its offices to 16 California Street, San Francisco, and has discontinued its yard at 8th and Townsend Streets.

This company opened a yard at 5O7 Clark Avenue, Las Vegas, Nev., early this year with a stock of lumber, building materials and hardware. The yard is on Union Pacific trackage, and is on the main Reno highway. Kenneth O'Neill is manager. He reports that business is very good.