All Lumber Dealers should knortl these facts about Pressure'Treated Lumber

PROIECTION-Treating of lumber preserves itjust as alloys preserve metals. The purpose is to protect lumber against costly rot and termite damage. Treated lumber should be used wherever wood is exposed to rot and termites.

PRESSUNE TREATMENT VS. SURFACE APPTICATION-Remember that pressure treating is recognized by responsible authorities as being far superior to surface application because it forces the preservative deep into the fibres of the wood. This provides complete protectiori. against decay and termites.

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OTIIER QUATITIES TO IOOK FOR-For sreatest usefulness, preservatives should not only stop rot and termites, but also should be clean, odorless, paintable, .non- leaching and non- corros ive.

WOLMANIZED PRESSURE-TREATED TUMBER combines o,lj these essential requirements. WOLMANIZED Lumber lasts 3 to 5 times.loager than untreated wood, because it's treated under pressure of 150 lbs. per square inch. It's also clean, odorless, paintable, non-corrosive. WOLIvIANIZED* Pressure-Treated Lumber, gives dealers extra sales poteutials because it gives users outstanding advantages.

EC0]l0illlCAttY APPLIED! Easier to ;ili;::k's nailing "'sawins-is en' .ttir" "ii-'nated' Merely score ano ,n"P ,o desired shaPe'

EXIREIIELY DURAB.LE! offers far more resistance to w-rnd pressurethan ;;;; ;i""thing' \$eon't warP or buckle.

INSULAIES! \ufater'rePellent and ;iJtgot'Assures a safer' more com' fortable horne' tlREPR00f I Contains the rnost fire' ,".ira""a ProPerties of anY known sheathing (naterlar'

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