GEORGE CTOUGH A N D LUMBER

lhrrr'r o rtory moling lhr roundt thot noodr rrprotlng. A lumbu drolrr, rtondlng ovor hlr boby'r crlb, wsr filbd wlth ropfurr, odmirotlon, doubl, oolory, Incndulity, wondor, Hir wlfo rip-ro.d up, put hor crmr oround hlr nrcl cnd coyly rold, "A ponny for your thoughr, docr." Stonbd into ccnrclournon, hr blud. od, "?ot rhr llfo of mr I don'l roo how lhry con molc o crib llkr rhor for four buckrl"

Wo know how thry do irl lh.y grt thrir lumbrr from ur ol o pricr that makcr lt poribb fo r.ll fh. finirhcd producl ot unbclicvobly low figurcr.

Appointed Sales Representative

Clalaveras Cement Co..

San Francisco, has appointed Merle Segale, a member of the firm's transportation departmer.rI for the past eight vears, as sales representativc in the Stockton area. He succeeds C.larence S. Kent, rvho has errtcrerl thc sar.rd ancl gravcl lrusiness in Stocktorr.

Wc'rc working hord to tolc rhc "icc" oul ol "pdce" ond wo rincrrdy bolirvr thol ou? priccr orc or low or ony you'll fnd. Our DEPENDABIE DELIVERY of PONDEROSA PINE. nEDWOOD. DOUOTAS Fln. mixrd corr or rtroighl-mokor it wcll worlh your whllc ro chcck with ur firrt.

TODAY ir thc doy to call ur-NOW ir thc timc-DUnkirk 2-2214 ir rhe numbrr,

Les Nelson, Chicago, assistar-rt to Senior Vice President Peter NIcHugh. Edu'ard Hines Lurnber Co., \\'as a recent I-os .\ngeles visitor.

LA 715 things to mcrke it cr crnd to send YOUR

We expect to Iill it with cll kinds ol interesting vqlucrble reference number for qll our recrders.

NOW is the time to give thought to your copy, ad.

Copy should recrch us by June l.

Regulcrr cdvertisers' usucl rctes will cpply

CHECK TIIE AMOI'NT OF SPACE YOU WISH TO RESERVE, AND MAII

One-tirne

Check here iI you wish us to and new WETIIIIITIG.If ATHATI Main Office 564 Marlcet SL San ANGELES 36 Wilshire Blvd"

THEY HAVE THE COLORS a whole range of pastel and deeper shades for pleasing combinations or contrasts. THEY IIAVE THE VARIETY OF PATTERNS and panel sizes for working out attractive and distinctive decorative designs. THEY HAVE THE ECONOMY of lower cost, ease of installation upkeep, and long life . . that makes them ideal for remodeling or constlucuon.

COIITPAIIY Francisco 4 PORIT.AITD 5 Pittock Block

Attending Meetings In Wqshington

Orrie W. Hamilton. e-xecutive vice president of the Southern California Retail Lumber Association, Los Angeles, is in Washington, D. C., rvhere he is attending meetings of the board of directors of the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association, American Trade Executives, National Retail Lumber -\ssociation Executives Conference, and thc United States Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Hamilton accomoanied him.

Lumber Firm Expcnds

A $700,000 expansion program has been announced by the Sacramento Box & Lumber Co. Percy V. Burke, president, said the program includes extensive impiovements at the firm's Sacramento and Woodleaf, Yuba County. plants.

Stairs Importcnt In Home

More attention should be given to stairways in the home, according to the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Stairs are often built steep to save space, but it may be a dangerous economy. Treads of steps should be sufficiently deep, and risers enough for comfortable and safe use.

Treads 10 inches deep rvith a oneinch overhang and risers 7% inches high are recommended. Stairs should be no steeper than 30 to 35 degrees. A prrll-down ladder from the attic may be safer than a steep stairs.