Pioneer-Flintkote Company Adds Attractive Display

Extensive alterations to the Pioneer-Flintkote Company general offices, which included the addition of an elaborate displav of the company's products, have recently been completed.

With the building industry on the upswing, and with greatly increased orders coming in, additional facilities were needed. One whole side of the general oftices, 1ocated in the administration building on the 25 acres devoted to the plant, has been divided into private offices for heads of the resear'ch, engineering, sales, asphalt emulsion and boxboard divisions. Thb nerv arrangement is more convenient for the executives of the company and also for customers calling on them.

An elaborate display of the corhpanv's products has been arranged along one side of the spacious reception room of the general offices which are located at 5500 South Alameda Street in Los Angeles. Comfortable, modernistic chairs are arranged facing large four by six feet panel boards upon rvhich are laid asphalt shingles of various styles and colors.

Twelve large panel boards are suspended on overhead rollers, simila; to a rolling door. Two panels may be inspected at one time, and when any selected panels are exposed, the bottoms can be swung out so the exact appearance of a roof is obtained.

Separate displays of roll roofings and other products are arranged close by, as well as a full display of folding boxes and cartons made of Pioneer-Flintkote boxboards and chip-

ATTEND S. F. CLUB LUNCHEON

E. T. Robie, Auburn Lumber Co., Auburn, and Chas. G. Bird, Stockton Lumber Co., Stockton, attended the weekly luncheon of the San Francisco Lumbermen's Club on September 30.