TTIE CERTIGRADE RED LABEL SHTlIGLE hahela@ruf

Retail Lumber Dealers from coast to coast have advised the Red Cedar Shingle Bureau that the name "No. 2" does not give due credit to the merits of the 12'clear Certigrade Shingle. They point out that this twelveinch clear, mixed-grain shingle has many advantageous uses for roofs and sidewalls-at considerable savings to theircustomers.They state that this excellent product will give their customers more value at less cost per year than many of the substitute materials-and that it should rctbe designated as "No.2" shingle.

In compliance with the recommendations of so many lumber dealers, the Red Cedar Shingle Bureau has redesignated the No.2 Certigrade Shingle. trYom now on, it will be named and labeled the "Cpnrrcnnnp Rsr LABEL" shingle. No change is made in the gradirog rules, and no change is made in the other Certigrade grades. This is a change "in name only," and merely serves to grve this high-value shingle due credit for its merits.