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I never see <rn cruto go c-honking down the road, But I wonder if the driver is th; owner of c home,. And if he hcs c dorrocile he surely must hcrve tost the thrill __ Or else he reclly wouldn't feel tlct strong desire to rocrur, You never see him slowing; lcster, Icster he is going And sometimes comea bcck c-towing with criori cs motive power, But crs aoon cs she iE fixed he gives her gc'" crnd goes like sixty, And he holds ecch stcrtioncry moment cs cr wcsled hour. He will never know the plecrsuie in the full and flowing meqsure Of cnr eventide of leisure with the children curd the ftIe, Fol.S dcys cr_e spent_in speeding, never thinking, never heeding,

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OI the many lovely things thct lill c qucrint cnd 6rdered life.

Fc1_ t-oo galy people reckon thcrt c tiny spot or speck on Either body, hood, or lining of their cherished mlto, ccrr, Is Tost leqr_some, grim,_crnd trcrgic, Oh, thct we could.find some mcaic

_ Tlot would _keep such things from stcrting up the usucrr lcrmily icrrl lo the mcn who hcs crn cuto,it's most crlwcrys one he,s bought to Hcnd the dust to certcin people whom he don,t like cnryicry, And whenever he mcy meet them he will never stop to gieet ihem

But he hits it up cnd pcsses them no mcrtter whci they- scy.

He mcry tcrke the wile cnd kiddies lor c ride, but iI he iia 6et Sure to be the only one to put cr finger on the wheel.

He_will let nobody tr1''em, he's the grect cnd only "I cun,, Super-egotism fills him like cr setrenteen course-mecl. Now I don't condemn the cction oI the mcn who crcnyes the trcrction OI the lqtest non-skid model on the rocrds and thorofcres, te_t_$p buy his cuto lrcAon, let him go crnd get cr icrg on _ With the lrenzy of the speeding, il hL hcs nJ othei &res. But I merely wcni to mention, with the lriendliest intention, That the wcy the situcrtion sizes up most clecrr to me, Is,tefore he gets cn cuto, he should own c home he bought to Give convenience, shelter, comfort, to his personcl fcmily-tree.

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Ten Ycars Ago Today

From Ju ly 15, 1999 lssue

Thirty Kittens were initiated at the concatenation staged by the Westwood Hoo-Hoo Club at Fall River, Shasta County, Calif., on June 15 and 16. Chas. G' Bird, Stockton, Supreme Custocatian, assisted in the initiation. Fletcher L. Walker, Red River Lumber Co', was general chairman of the committee on arrangements.

J. E. Higgins, Jr. and C. Harry White, San Francisco, and B. E. Bryan, Oakland, attended a hardwood meeting in Los Angeles, traveling by airplane.

Announceme.nt was made of the marriage of Hazel Margaret Chapman to Edward A. Chamberlin. Mr. Chamberlin is associated with W. R. Chamberlin & Co. of San Francisco.

A. J. Russell, Santa Mrs. Russell. returned lulu.

Charles

U. K. Largest Markct for American Hardwood Flooring

Nearly 6O percent of all the American hardwood flooring exported by the United States in the past four years was marketed in the United Kingdom, according to a review of the world lumber markets released today by the Forest Products Division, Department of Commerce.

Next largest purchasers of American hardwood flooring were Canada, Greece, Mexico, Norway, Union of South Africa, Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Newfoundland and Labrador, in that order.

Value of the American exports, of which oak flooring comprised 86 percent of the total, was $853,750 in 1938; in 1937, $1,006,493; in 1936, $940,699; in 1935, $796,467.

Additional Redwood Bulletins

Fe Lumber Co., San from a three weeks' Francisco, and trip to Hono-

Company, was elected president of the San Francisco Rotary Club.

Henry M. Hink, Dolbeer & Carson Lumber Co., and vicepresident of the Redwood Sales Company, San Francisco, returned from a six weeks' business trip in the East.

Announcement was made of the marriage of Ave Maria Rita Burns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burns of Los Angeles, to Earl E. R. Bowe at Los Angeles.

Alley Bros. purchased the yard of Rex Teele, Inc., at Santa Monica.

Back From The Northwest

A. D. Davis, Los Angeles, Acting Secretary, Southern California Retail Lumbermen's Association, and Mrs. Davis, are back from a two weeks' vacation trip spent at Portland. Ore.

An addition to the series of technical bulletins by their Consulting Engineer, B. F. Wade, has just been released by the California Redwood Association-"ftsd\Msed Tanks for the Textile and Allied Plant."

The use of wood tanks in textile plants and related operations covers a wide range of applications and Redwood tanks have a specific field in these various industries. The bulletin discusses the properties of Redwood and the effects of organic and inorganic acid solutions and alkali solutions. It also outlines specific applications.

Redwood siding is the subject of Lumber Letter No. 10 just released. This bulletin contains information on painting and finishing; nailing; puttying; and application of Redwood siding.

Copies may be secured by writing the California Redwood Association, 4O5 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

W. W. WATTSON ON PACIFIC COAST

W. W. Wattson, T. M. P,artridge Lumber Co., Minneapolis, Minn., and his son, George, are vacationing in California. He expects to be on the Pacific Coast about three weeks, and rvill also visit the Northwest.

Mr. Wattson is Secretary of International Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo and is calling on the Order's officers in the West Coast states.

CZC Lumbar Exhibited at Home Show

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A Sensational New Product That Seils on Sioht

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HARDWOOD FI.,OORING

Large stocks cll grcdes qnd sizes lor immedicte ahipment. Telephone your order ct our expense.

We will absorb lreight chcrges on qll shipments ol hcrrdwood Ilooring mcde to declers up to-50c per 100 pounds. On shipments mcde ct c freight rcte Slc or more per 100 pounds, c 50c per 100 pounds cllowcnce will be made.

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FIRST C CLAY STREETS

OAtrLAND CATIFORNIA

Telephone: TEmplebcr 5584

The value of Baxco CZC pressure treated lumber for mudsills, posts, girders and first floor joists in home con_ struction to protect this portion against termite and dry rot damage was displayed before thousands of home pros_ pects attending the recent Southern California Home Show, held at the Pan-Pacific Auditorium, Los Angeles.

The attractive exhibit of J. H. Baxter & Co. inclucled one thousand board feet of CZC treated 2x6 Douglas Fir joists showing how Chromated Zinc Chloride salt treat_ ment leaves the lumber clean to handle and entirely odorless. The method of pressure treating was illustrated with pictures of the treating plant and samples of the chemicals used.

Distribution of a new booklet featuring the merits of wood construction \,vas made to all prospective home builders who visitecl the booth. The booklet recently issued indicates rvhere Baxco CZC lttmber is being used and how it can be obtained through lumber dealers.

J. C. McCune and J. B. Murray of the Los Angeles office, W. W. Jackson of the San Francisco office, and Dan L. Lindsley, sales promotion engineer, West Coast Wood Preserving Co., Seattle, were in charge of the exhibit.

J. H. Baxter & Co. operates a modern pressure treating plant at Long Beach, processing lumber with both Creosote and Chromated Zinc Chloride. Distributing yards and docks are located at Alameda and Long Beach, Calif. The company is the California sales agent for the Wesl Coast Wood Preserving Co. of Seattle.

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