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Spaccd Sheething Seves Money

He knowc that, .because of thcir extra strength, he can apply Certigrades on SPACED sheathing boards. This providet approximately 500/o savings in cost of sheathing lumber a:rd sheathing application.

Long Life Means Low Cost

This expert applicator knows that a Certigrade Shingle roof will last for decades, at a cost wlicf, is remarkably low per squata per year.

Application Methods Give Strength

Certigrade Shingles, because of their overlapping,"bridging" application add strcngth to the roof where so many other roof mata. rials add only tbe burden of wcight.

Weather Resistance ls Essential

T'he roof will be safer-rugged in its resist. ancc to hail, wind and rain as provcd in the Btorm areas throughout America.

He knows that the dealer who sold the shingles, the contractor who recommended them, and the home-owncr who paid for them-all were considering the ultimate cost. He knowe that their careful consideration proved that thc long-lasting luxury of Certigrade Shingles is thc arost ecoaomical choice becausc Certigrades provide more years oI carelree seryicc for every dollar of costt

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2,300 barbecue dinners were served, and 5,997 bottles of soft drinks and over 8,000 Dixie Cups of ice cream and ice cream bars were consumed by the large crowd. Everything was free.

There was a first aid tent on the grounds, well equipped, with a registered nurse, and a professional playground director was on hand to assist in the children's activities.

The General Committee in charge of the arrangements,

Compile Case History on Treated \7ood

What happens to "Wolmanized" treated wood after it has been installed has been made the subject of a report by H. W. Angell, R. E. Davis and W. A. McFarland of the Technical Department, American Lumber & Treating Co. A most extensive case-history file, the service records on installations covering more than 34,000,000 board feet, has been published.

The first data, presented at the 1941 annual meeting of the American Wood-Preservers' Association, has now been supplemented, summarized and brought up to date.

The oldest U.S. installation, a dye house in Cbnnecticut, is now over 24 years old and stiil sound. Over 1,000,000 board feet of the 34,000,000-foot total is between ?0 and 25 years old. The figures show that where properly treated wood is used in hard-service installations, nearly ten times as much of it will be removed because of wearing out, storm breakage, reconstruction or abandonment as will be damaged by rot or termites.

which provided a wonderful day's entertainment for the large crowd, included: Chairman D. D. Sutherin, Edith Grannis, Patricia Hendriksen, Mary Maclnnis, Jerry Balough, George D. Patten, O. A. Baumgartner, E'liza Beane, and E. G. Dessieux. The committee was assisted by various members of the organization.

Win One Thousand Dollars I

Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company of Marshfield, Wis., is conducting a nation-wide contest to secure a name for their new light weight flush door.

First Prize for the winning name selected by the judges is $1000.00.

Second and third prize winners will each receive $500.00. A unique quality of the door is its accordion type veneer core. Other outstanding features are the hardrvood edge rails and the dependable gluing process.

This contest is open to any person other than Roddis employees and their families.

Entry blanks can be secured from the west coast offices of Roddis California, Inc., at 2860 East 54th Street in Los Angeles, and Roddiscraft, Inc., at 345 Williams Avenue in San Francisco.

Contest closes midnight of November 27st.