AB' LAEIEL FIFIE D(]cIFIsi

FOR S0UTHWEST DEALERS and BUTLDERS

LIFETIMt GUARANItt Approved By Underwriters' Laboratories, lnc.

Specifications

STftES & TOP RAIL .%, wide sort Mapre Fireproof treated B0TT01tt RAlt lf;;Hll',i?',,.fl.0,, G0RE,ili.,.slil,,ilJ';i',T,1, cRossBAllDs lj;,l*Hl,T:11",

FACE yEllEER l/rr.l,fJ,,,/1,0,y,?i.,0,, lfOtf f llAt SIZES zto rhru 4/0 width 6/8 and 7/0 Leneth (Maximum 410 {7lOl

T_W tz' Wfr,,,,1 I Wffi,.,' L V111f/)"

STILEETOP RAIL

BOTTOM RAIL ylsl0l{ PAllEt .. Maximum 100 square inches of operiing, 8" X 12" or 10" X l0-', per Underwriters'Laboratories, lnc. specificau0ns.

S€AL/NG-edges sre lcctory pre-seoled. Any Iield ploning will require imnediole re-,,eoling or gucrronlee is void.

Vqcqtion Prizes in Simpson Ceiling Tile Soles Contest

All-eipense paid vacations to Paris, Acapulco and Las Vegas as well as valuable merchandise will ,be awarded as prizes in Simpson Timber Company's intensive Fall' Winter ceiling tile sales promotion contest'

Thousands of building materials dealers in 23 different regions of the United States will be competing for these prizes which will be awarded by Simpson on the basis of sales volume for September 1, 1964 through January 3I, 1965.

Dealers can select from one of three levels of competition based on their own expected sales volume. Prizes will be awarded in each of three categories in each of the 23 regions. In addition, the "April in Paris" vacation for two will be a national grand prize for the top dealer in Class A, or the largest volume category.

The Class B grand winner will r,eceive an all-expense paid trip for two to Acapulco and the Class C winner, a weekend for two in Las Vegas.

Regional winners will receive merchan' dise ranging in value from $I25 to $700. The leading distributors in each of 3 regions, on the basis of their sales volume, will receive new cars.

Simpson Timber Company is supporting the "April in Paris" contest with the intro'

AN duction of new ceiling tile products in various textures and patterns, plus adver' tising, publicity, displays and sales aids.

Further information on the contest can be obtained from any Simpson Timber Company ceiling tile dealer or Simpson Timber Company sales office.

Mochine-groded OutPut Soors

The production of electro-mechanically stress-rated (EMSR) lumber in the West will approach 100 million board feet in 1964, iccording to a special lumber industry survey.

Five western companies produce the major portion of machine-graded stock on the market, and all were covered in the study. They indicated their production volume during the first half o{ 1964 ex' ceeded 46 million board feet, and that the production pace was accelerating.

Reporting companies were Bohemia Lumber Co., Culp Creek, Ore.; BoiseCascade Corp., Boise, Idaho; Frank Lumber Co., Mill City, Ore.; Potlatch Forests, Inc., Lewiston, Idaho; and Simpson Timber Co., Shelton, Wash.

Other mills also machine-grade lumber, but did not participate in this survey.

The reporting mills machine'grade with an electro-mechanical continuous lumber tester which precisely determines the exact strength of each piece of lumber. Ratings are automatically stamped on the wood, identifying it for proper use at pre-fabri' cating or building sites.

High demand for the stock has come initially from manufacturers of residential roo{ trusses, surveyed mills reported, primarily because technical knowledge is greatest there.

Follow The Leaders

BAUGH BROS. & CO.

BIG BEN SASH & DOOR

BII.T.RITE CABINET CO.

CORONA TUMBER CO.

DOOTEY & COMPANY

FREEWAY TUMBER CO.

INTAND TUMBER CO.

LIGHTFOOT TUMBER CO.

POMONA TUMBER CO.

QUARTZ HITI TUMBER CO.

RANKIN OVERHEAD DOOR CO.

STAHI. TUMBER COMPANY

STRAIT DOOR & PTYWOOD CO.

TARTER, WEBSTER & JOHNSON

These lead.ing lirms in the lumber and wood, prod,ucts industry in Southern Calil ornia oll seluted, San Antonio Rigid-Pole Warehouses.

HERE'S WHY!

Sqn Antonio buildings con be erected ot I /3 the cost of conventionol lumber worehouses

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Buildings will lqst for 30 yeors or longer-pressuretreqted polesore sofe ogoinst wind, eorthquoke qnd weqther hozqrds

Never needs pointing, yet won't rub off on clothes maximum protection atminimum cost with FOR AN ESTIMATE coll

Fronk Ruggieri

UNderhill 5-1245

NORTHERN DIVISION

Hwy. 99 W. One nile south of Willions, Colifornis

P.O. Box 837 Areq Code 916/473-5381

Al I buildings engineered ond designed by licensed Civil Engineers lnsuronce rotes considerobly less, yet full coveroge

Pole worehouses meet oll building code requirements

Hos no long broces to interfere with equipment

WARD & HARRINGTON I.UMBER * * * * *

All poles cemented to q depth of six feet

UNderhill5-1245 SPruce

LAwrence l-0489

Son Antonio will occept lumber in lieu of cosh, or will oronge finoncing to suit your budget

Arcsto Redwood lmprovemenls

Plans to install chippers at Arcata ,Redwood Company's two Orick sawmills have been announced by Howard A. Libby, president.

Particularly significant at this time, the announcement emphasizes Arco's determination to stay in business despite a proposal to establish a 31,000 acre Redwood National Park near Orick. This determination to stay in business is further emphasized by the fact that the chipper installations require the investment of $150,000 additional capital.

The chipper installations will result in improved utilization of the company's timber resources and will maintain job opportunities and help stabilize the economy in the area. The chips produced will form part of the resource base necessary to sustain operatiort of two pulp mills at Samoa peninsula. Additional employment will be generated in transporting chips from Orick to the pulp mills.

The chipper from the company's Arcata sawmill is beine modified for installatrlon at $4ill ,A in Oiipk. Meanwhile, specifications are being drawn for a new chipper for Mill B. It is estimated that the combined output will be in excess of 50 units per day. One unit contains as much wood as 1.200 board {eet of roush lumber.

In addition to chips, material which formerly was burned is now being taken from the waste conveyors of these two sawmills for manufacture into lath and into edge-and-end-glued lumber.

All are part of the company's efiorts to achieve maximum utilization of the first redwood harvest and, through clean logging and prompt seeding, to ensure the rapid growth of high-quality trees for subsequent harvests.

New Stockion Box Co. Solesmqn

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"Ni{ty"

Guy, sales manager of Stockton Box Company's wholesale distribution yard recently announced that E. Lee Turner had been appointed to represent Stockton Box Company as a specialty promotional salesman.

Turner came to the sales staff from the lumber yard where he worked over four years, Nifty Gay said, o'Whenever we can, we try to bring exceptional men to our sales staff from within the organization."

E. Lee Turner thoroughly knows all the items handled and sold by Stockton Box Company. He not only contacts the retail lumber trade by architects and builders as well to keep them up to date on the swiftly expanding developments in the field of specialty building materials. He travels an area roughly bounded by Marysville, Lake Tahoe, Merced and Vallejo.

Wolnut Seminqr Progrom

After its lSth walnut seminar in Seattle, the American W'alnut Manufacturers' Association has announced that this highly successful program will be continued in 1965.

Started two years ago, the seminars have treen held in 15 difierent major cities from coast to coast with an attendance o{ more than 1,200 producers, millwork fabricators, architect, designers and distributors of walnut. The Seattle meeting drew 87, the third largest attendance recorded. Washington, D. C. was first with I48 and Los Aneeles second with 122.

Mr. Glo-Wood's Policies Towords "MR. GLO-WOOD" signifies:

. BEST QUAUTY

. BEST SERVICE

. BEST PRICE

. WHOLESATE ONLY

Our Customers rf,lokes Our Business Specify:

GLO.WOOD HARDWOOD PTYWOOI GtO.WAtt V.GROOVED PANETS

GLO.TONE PREFIN ISHED PAN ELING

NU-GLO PRINTED PANETS

GIO.BOARD HARDBOARD

(we do not compete with our deolers) pLus V AvAttABtUTy AND V DEpENDABtltTy

. "Mr. Glo-Wood" Meons:

Lorgest Diversified Inventory in the West feoturing

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AshBirchLouqnWolnutRosewood

Proin ond ;:,i"::ifi [ffi fi#;:o' ovERNrrE DEuvERy . CALL GroBE AND sAvE $$$$$

You'll ooGf.g" utith Satistaction