and s$tN6tEst

dimensionally stable, is ideally suited to sheathing, subflooring, decking, studding, joists, paneling and siding and a host of utility uses in residential building and remodeling. Dealers are selling thousands of feet of it to farmers for a multitude of miscellaneous purposes. Industrial users are fitting it to nearly every phase of their operations.

The fact that Douglas fir is available in quantity from mills of the Western pine region, new to many wholesalers and dealers, too, is becoming widely known. Second to none as a structural lumber, it may be secured from many of the region's producers in mixed cars together with an assortment of the pines and other associated species.

Construction men everywhere are discovering that larch is one of the hardest and strongest of the commercially important softwoods in America. The story of the exceptionally high durability of Western red cedar and incense cedar under decay-fostering conditions is being carried outside the small circle of long-time users.

Lodgepole pine, similar to Ponderosa and for many years used for construction and finish lumber in its immediate growth area, is now being shipped into most of the 48 states. Engelmann spruce production is jumping as its uses for finish and other work requiring light weight and color increase.

Never PAINT o SHINGLE or SHAKE!

Every Shake and Shingle home is a potential customer for Olympic Stain. Olympic Stain is made to penetrate into the surface of the wood protecting and preserving with color.

The time is right to tap this profitable market and you are assured of the finest quality stain when you feature Olympic . . lasts 3O to 60 per cent longer than ordinary s:ain.

CHECK THESE ADVANTAGES: y' Bose of Pure Linseed Oil. y' Guoronteed Never lo Crock or Peel. y' Contoins Toxol ( Pentochlorophenol ) y' Avoilqble in l6 Decorotive Colors. y' Eosy to Apply leqves No Brush Morks. y' Comes in l, 5 ond 50 Gollon Contoinerr. y' Proven on over 5O7,OOO Homes.

We help you *ll Olympic Stain with advertising in Sunset Maguine ud olorful point-of-ele material. Get your shae of this untapped mar*et now write us for further details.

Diversified production solves many problems. For the buyer, it makes a specific wood available for a specific use, eliminatine the necessity for forced utilization of dxpensive or inadequate species for the job at hand. Moreovei,.it enables package purchasing. Many dealer requirements mly be met from a single source in the Western pine region by mixed car buying of one or more of the Western pines together with an assorment of associated woods.

For the producer, it lowers the unit costs of harvesting and manufacturing by increasing the per:acre yield of forest crops. It enables more comprehensive forestry practices by eliminating much of the competition to young pine growth. And it extends the supply of timber, very often at a point of balance whereon hinges the pepetuation or closure of a given mill.

The production of associated woods is here to stay. But its advent is a good deal less painful than anticipated. Altogether, not a bad piece of cake.

Hecrds Timber Depcrtment

Appointment of Paul H. Logan as head of the timber department of the The M and M Wood Working Company, Portland, Ore., has been announced by Thomas B. Malarkey, executive vice president. His new position involves management of extensive timber tracts in Oregon and California. He will coordinate logging and log supply for company operations. including plywood plants, sawmill and other wood working units at Longview, Washington; Portland, Albany, Oregon, and Eureka California. In addition to its own holdings, the company logs national forest lands and other government timber in Washington, Oregon and Northern California.

Mr. Logan comes to M and M from Missoula, Montana, where he was a logging engineer with the Division of Timber Management, U. S. Forest Service. He is a graduate of Cornell University, where he majored in Forestry.

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714 W. Olympic Blvd.

tOS ANGEI.ES 15, CALIF.

Telephone PRospect ll08

Brqnch Office:

1030 G Street, Arcqtcr, Ccrlif., Phone 705

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