Red River Lumber Co. Show Attractive Exhibit at Southwestern Convention

I / The accompanying illustrations are views of the Red / River Lumber Company exhibit at the Southwestern ReY tail Lumbermen's Association annual convention held at Witchita, Kansas, on January 28, 29 and 30, 1931.

The exhibit was built at Westwood, Calif., and shipped to Wichita in charge of J. R. Hufbauer, the Red River Lumber Company representative, in that territory. The exhibit was designed to show the r.ariety of products avail- wall. This door had a section cut out and swung on hinges to show the interior core of the "Paul Bunyan 16/o' core, lffi% laminated, lffi% Calif.ornia Pine." Built-in units were represented by a glazed cupboard and a dining nook. Bungalow siding, moulding, and Red River finished panels, both in the sandblast-color treatment and the new process of smooth surface two-color treatment were exhibited. able to dealers from their Westwood plant, including Log Cabin siding and Knotty Pine doors to go with it, together with Knot.ty Pine plywood wall panels in both one piece face and strip faces. Window sash and frames, and doors in hardwood and Pine were included. The hardwood door with mahogany veneer is shown in the illustration removed from its hanging and standing at the end of the

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Each of these two walls r'vas assembled can be separated and used as individual to dealers.

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