MY FAVORITE

Bv Jack Dionne

not guarrnt€ed---Some I have told

Ag" lor 20 years---Some less

Wlth Emphasis on the Last Three \(/ords

He was a hard-working, studious young m4n, and he married a butterfly type of girl, very society minded. And all too frequently when he got home at night, tired and ready for a restful evening before his fireside, she had other, and very different plans. He, of course, grinned and bore it.

One night he came in from the office, particularly weary after a very trying day, and as soon as he got his nose inside the door his wife said: "Flurry, dear, and get your evening clothes on. 'We're taking some folks to dinner and the theatre, and then we're going to do some dancing."

Hardwood Dealers to Meet in Victoria

The annual convention of the Pacific Coast Wholesale Hardwood Dealers' Association will be held at the Empress Hotel, Victoria, B. C., May 27, 28 and D.

John W. McClure, secretary-treasurer of the National Hardwood Lumber Association, will attend. Another Eastern visitor will be D. C. Maclea, of the Maclea Lumber Company, Baltimore, general chairman of the membership committee of the National Association.

A full attendance of members is expected. They will be accompanied by their wives.

P. J. Ahern, Emerson Hardwood Company, is president, and Ray Anderson, General Plywood Company, Seattle, is secretary of the Association.

F. L. SAYRE IN HONOLULU

F. L. Sayre, secretary-treasurer, Sterling Lumber Company, Oakland, sailed on the Matson liner Lurline for llonolulu, April 2. lle expected to be gone about four weeks.

Hotel Learnlngton Oaklandt Galltornla

We await with plearure to extend a cordial welcome to Central and Northern California Lumbermen on the occasion ol your Filth Annual Reveille.

Hotel Leamington l9th & Frcnklin Sc.

Oakland, Calif. Hlgatc 9595

For rcom rcreivation: write or phonc dircct to hotel

P.

C. Riley, Manager

So he got into his dress suit and pumps, got out the car, loaded his wife in it, and started off. Within two minutes after they left the house a terrific storm started; and two minutes later they felt the sickening bump-bump of a flat tire. He stopped, got out in the storm with dl his good clothes on, and started to investigate. His sweet wife put her face to the window, and in honeyed tones inquired:

"Dear, can I get out and help you?"

He said, "No, honey, you mustn't do that. It's raining hard, sweetheart, and it's muddy and slippery, and you might fall and break your BLANKETY BLANK NECK."

\Tholesalers Play Golf

The Southern California Wholesale Lumber Association held a golf tournament at the Rancho Golf Club, Los Angeles, Friday afternoon, April 9. The occasion was the decennial annivcrsary of the Association, it having been in continuous operation since April 1, 1927.

Charles Lyons was awarded the low gross prize; Cliff Bergstrom and Bill Chantland were the low net winneLs, and Ed Martin u'on the booby prize.

The following took. part in the tournament: Charles Lyons, Cliff Bergstrom, L. A. Beckstrom, Ray Hill, J. H. Prentice, D. R. Philips, T. B. Lawrence, Russell Gheen, Bill Chantland, Clint Laughlin, C. M. Freeland, Don Doud, Charles Cheeseman, Hervey Bowles, Ted Wright and Ed Martin.

Dinner was served in the Club House in the evening. Secretary Clint Laughlin was in charge of the arrangements.

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