FAMOWOOD

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Boat builders, furniture makers, cabinet makers, etc., have found it the one sure answer to correcting wood defects, filling wood cracks, gouges, covering countersunk nails and screws.

Can be used under Fiber Glass! ge, Ready to use right out of the can, Famowood ifliiLfi,'#'''i:il''il','i:l!.'fii:i,lff: ti quickly; won't shrink; takes spirit stains, and will not gum up sander. When applied properly, Famowood becomes water weather-proof.

Availatle in 16 matching wood colors .nd white.

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Ropes in Buyers

A new self-service braided rope display by Samson Cordage can help retailers increase profits by more effectively displaying its nationally branded lines of sash cords, clotheslines, nylons and utility cords.

It includes ll dozen ofthe most popular brands and sizes. Included are spot cord, supreme mfp, sachem sash cord, beaver, crocus and All-American clotheslines, Samson small lines and Samson solid braided nylon.

The package carries a suggested resale value of $405 and provides an approximate 40/o return. It is 54" high x 36" wide x 24" deep and is finished in attractive walnut pegboard and beige trim; it is suitable for endof-aisle, gondola, or wall use.

WRITE: The Merchant Magazine, 573 So. Lake. Pasadena. Ca. 9l l0l.

Economy- Priced Cabi nets

Mardi Gras, a new, economy-priced line of modular kitchen wall and base cabinets, has been introduced by Excel Wood Products Co., Inc. Offered in a dark walnut tone baked finish on oak solid core doors, the cabinets feature such luxury styling elements as richly beveled drawers; English old pewter finish hardware, including attractive back plate with each door handle; adjustable shelves.

Other quality features of the economypriced Mardi Gras line include precision mortise and tenon construction; nylon roller suspension of drawers for smooth, silent operation; steel corner braces on base cabinets, and adjustable self-closing antique finish hinges.

The new line is available in a wide range of modular sizes suitable for all types of apartment and home kitchen layouts.

WRITE: The Merchant Magazine,573 So. Lake. Pasadena. Ca. 9l l0l.

Acrylaform Vanity Tops

A new line of vanity tops called Acrylaform has been introduced by Lawndale Industries.

It has an integral bowl featuring continuous cast acrylic which is vacuum-formed, bonded and reinforced with a rigid fiberglass structural base.

It is dent and impact resistant and has resistance to stains and most chemical elements. A unique design of the vanity top edges and bowl styling eliminates normal water spillage. The one piece construction assures water tight assembly plus fast and easy installation. All units are IAPMO approved and are designed to comply with all standard plumbing systems.

The vanity top, with either single ordouble bowls, is color coordinated to create perfect color harmony to match individual tastes and consumer appeal. The unit is available in a variety of standard colorsmarbled or solid. Special colors can be obtained on request.

WRITE: The Merchant Magazine,573 So. Lake. Pasadena. Ca. 91 l0l.

More Personals

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Doug Loth, Simpson Timber, Seattle, was among speakers at a recent Home Improvement Time seminar in Chicago. Ed More, Formica, a former Californian, was also present.

James R. Hemphitl is the new s/m of Fraser Canyon Lumber Sales, Ltd., Portland, according to pres. Jack Zalaha. Don Ternan hasjoined in sales. Firm is a sub. of Hampton Lumber.

Paul Sparso is the newly-named s/m at Thilo Lumber Co. Ukia, Ca.

B. D. Mitchell has been named board chairman of SWF Plywood, he continues in that slot for Carolina Pacific. Emory Moore is now CPP'S pres. and chief exec. officer; both announcements from E. L. Quirk, exec. v.p., Southwest Forest Industries, the parent company.

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