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WHOTESAI.E AND IOBBING

LUMBERIIILIWORK SASII and D00RS

Since 1888

OFFICE, MILL. YARD AND DOCTS

2nd d Alice Sts., Ocrklcad Glencourt l-6861

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Electrically Weldedl

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LCL and Carlot Diaributors

WHOIESALE BUITDING SUPPLY INC

1607 32nd 9r. Ooklond 8, Colif. TEmplebor 2-5964-5-5

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5024 E. Washington Blvd. LOS ANGELES 92 ANgelus 1-8401 lrlroufacturcrrcnd Vholrrrbn

TUMBERMENS BUILDING PORTLAND 4, OREGON

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Plywood on the Farm

Exterior type Douglas fir plyr,vood is a material farmers like to use for silos, hog houses, chicken houses, brooders, feeders, grain bins, barns, milk houses and many other structures. Plyu'ood has gained rvide acceptance for small portable farm structures as lvell as larger farm buildings because it is sturdy and durable under repeated handling and for long periods of use.

The large, light-.iveight, puncture-proof panels speed construction no ntatter rvhether the farmer or carpenter does the work because each standard 4'x8' panel covers 32 square feet of area. And since plyrvood is real rvood, only ordinary carpentry tools are needed to rvork with it.

Plywoocl holcls nails and screlr,s close to the edge rvithout splitting or breaking ancl it is also the most logical material to be used in glued construction, which increases the strength and rigidity of a structure and permits simplified framir.rg. The tight u,alls formed with plyr,vood construction offer excellent insulating characteristics and at the same time reduce infiltration of dust and dirt to the minirnum.

Today, sanitation is recognized by agricultural engineers and farmers alike as an all important factor in successful hog raising. Pasturing has proved to lte the easiest system of keeping the animals in clean surroundings. To do so, horvever, invoives moving portable houses to a clean location from time to time. Here again plyl'ood, itecause o{ its great strength in all directions and nail-holding qualities, is the builcling material for best results.

In milk roonls and dairy barns, the advantage of painted, smooth, Puncture-proof plyrvood rvalls for strength and cleanliness is all-important. Here, u'here the panels are to be subjected to repeated rvetting and excessive moisture, Ilxterior type pl1'r'r'<>od is recommended.

Douglas fir plyrvood is nou, better equipped than ever

Fred Smcles Honolulu Visitor

Fred Smales, lnanag'er California <livision, Unitecl States Plvu'ood Corp., Los Angeles, recently visitecl the firm's representatir-es, I-en,ers & Cooke, Ltd., in Honolulu.

IJe took part ilt the Trans-I'acific 1'acht race as a member of the creu. of a friend's competing yacht, and fleu' back to Los Angeles.

before to aid in tl.re construction of eflrcient ancl durable farm structures. An extensive research prograln l-ras been carried on for se\reral years, and striking evidence of the results already attained is presented in an ar-rav of plans for modern farm structures now available.

New Ycrd Now Opercting At Doheny Pcrk

Tl-re nerv yard of the Simm<ins & Pettl. I-umber Cor.npany at Doheny l)ark, at the intersection of the Coast Highrvay and Highrvay 101, is no'n in operation. Scott Sirnmons, the manager, 'rvas formerly ri'ith E. K. \\'oocl I-unrber Clo., and I'atten-Blinn I-umber Co., Los Angeles.