6 common conditions where" W 0 t lh A 1l I Z E D'*=='^1"'l' I U tl B E R protects clgqinst DEGAY qnd TERMITES

How W0OD-DECAY ond TERilITES ron help you open new industriol occounts

Wood-decay and damage from termites cause industrial maintenance problems that are big. TTre men who face these problems need help.

When you show them, or the contractors who handle their work, that the extra cost of "Wolmanized" pressure-treated lumber is less than the cost of replacement labor alone, you have an "in" with that account.

And when you show them service records which prove that this pressure-treated lumber lasts 3 to 5 times as long rul ordinary wood you have made a lifetime customer.

Industrial accounts are steady, profitable and good pay. Wolmanized pressure-treated lumber gives you a sure way to get your share. Address all inquiries to American Lu"'ber & Tleating Company.

Davis Hardwood Company In New Location

Davis Hardwood Company recently announced removal of the company's office, mill, and yards to its own property at 757 Beach Street, San Francisco 9. The new location is between Hyde and Larkin Streets. The nen' telephone number is TUxedo 5-6232.

There are two warehouse buildings designed for the operation of lift trncks. One building, two-story, of reinforced concrete construction, houses the mill for the manufacture of hardrvood millwork, and the plant for the manufacture of hardwood plywood.

The office is attractively paneled in Rift Sawn oak, the panels having been made by the company. And like the old office it has a fireplace. Sound deadening material on the ceiling tvill absorb the noise of office machines.

An automatic sprinkler system has been installed throughout.

Davis Hardwood Company was established 34 vears ago by the late William Davis, Sr. It can be said that tl-re new yard is one of the most modern hardwood yards on the Pacific Coast. Jim Davis is manager.

Scrn Frqncisco OIfice Simpson Industries Moved

Simpsor Industries recently moved the San Francisco office to Rooms 2fJO to 204, Marvin Building, 24 CaTifornia Street, San Francisco 11. The new telephone number is YUkon 6-6450. Homer B. Maris is manager.

Distribute AFPI Tenth Forestry Ad Book

Washington, D.C.Taking forest management as its theme, the American Forest Products Industries' tenth advertising proof ,book is norv off the press and ready for use.

Six new advertisements are provided showing ways in which woodland owners will benefit by using good forest management principles. Graphic art displays and eyecatching layouts enhance the value of the advertisements.

Four of the six ads are in three columns, while two of them are four columns. A11 are ten inches deep. They all come prepared in mat form.

The book also carries information about the ninth proof book issued two months ago and a free cartoon in mat form, "Our Great America."

The books are being mailed to publishers, advertisers and forest agencies in all 48 states to aid in preparing special editions of newspapers, trade publications and house organs.

Copies of the neu' book may be obtained by writing the American Forest Products Industries, Inc., 1319 18th Street, N. W., Washington 6, D.C.

Congrrcrtulations

The arrival of a little daughter, April 26, has caused much rejoicing in the Oakland home of Bud Gray and his wife. Bud is a salesman for California Builders Supply Co., Oakland.

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