Hammond Lumber Company Booth At Orange Show

MacDonough of the retail department at Los Angeles, and Mr. H. E. Woods, who is in the sash and door department, caused considerable comment from the visitors at the show.

The many departments maintained by the Hammond I-umber Company are represented in this booth, it contains a variety of hardwood flooring panels, in different finishes, samples of differeht patterns of sash and of doors, has a number of plan books prominently displayed, and rvith the finished touches of the pine cones around, and the large painting of a woods scene, the exhibit was indeed one of the attractions of the event.

A. H. COLE AND VERE W. HUNTER ORGANIZE NEW COMPANY

The above is a reproduction of the very attractive booth that was installed by the Hammond l-umber Company, of Los Angeles, at the Annual Orange Shorv at San Bernardino, in February.

This exhibit, placed un<ler the direction of Mr. W. \'L

A. H. Cole and Vere W. Hunter, prominent and well known San Francisco lumbermen, have organized a new company under the name of the CoJe-Hunter Lpmber Company and have opened offices in the St. Clair Building, San Francisco. Mr. Cole ,is rvell known to the lumber trade of California having been associated with the Slade Lumber Co. of San Francisco for many vears. Mr. Hunter i salso a familiar figure to the lumber trade of the state and prior to his enteri'ng a partnership rvith Mr. Cole he was connected with the retail lumber business in Oakland.

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New Location-Office and Warehorue 735 3rd Street-Opporite S. P. Depot llome of WESTMADE PIYWOOD

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Los Angeles Has New Hardwood Yard

I\[r. F. P. Baugh, well known Los Angeles hardwood man, has opened a new hardwood distributing yard in Los Angeles, rvhich rvill be knorvn as "F. P. Baugh, Hardwood I-umber."

Mr. Baugh 'vt,as forme.r, .ont..ted with the W. E. Cooper Lumber Company, large rvholesale hardwood dealers, acting as sales manager, and about ayear ago he opened

DOLBEER & CARSON LUMBER CO. INSTALL NEW KILNS

The Dolbeer & Carson l-umber Co. are installing three new kilns.at their large nerv p'ant at Eureka. As soon as the installation of these new kilns are completed, the company expect to start immediately on the construction of lhree more ner,r' kilns. They are installing the Warren Kiln. Henry Hink, their San Francisco representative, announces that they have completed the cohstruction of a new 150O foot dock at their mill, and that practically all Redwood was used in this nerv structttre.

offrces of his own, as I-os Angeles representative for several of the southern mills.

His new yard, located on East 59th Street, Log Angeles, rvill stock all kinds of foreign and domctic hardwoods, and he rvill have facilities for kiln drying the stock locally. The yard is located on the Southern Pacific, and the Pacific Electric lines, with its orvn spur track.

They rvill also handle California white and sugar pine, in all sizes and grades.

L. K. SWENTZEL REPRESENTS WM. SMITH

L. K. Swentzel, well khown San Francisco lumberman, is norv associated with the Wm. Smith Company of San Francisco and representing this prominent concern io Sonoma County, Peninsula, and. Sacramento Valley territories. Mr. Swehtzel was formerly connected with the Tarter-Webster-Johnson Company and he has a large acquaintanceship among the lumbermen of Northern California.

Let Me Live Out My Years

Let me live out my years in heat of blood !

Let me die drunken with the dreamer's wine !

Let me not see this soul-house built of mud

Go toppling to the dusk-a broken shrine.

I"et me go quickly, like a candle light

Snufred out just at the heydey of its glow.

Give me high noon-and let it then be night !

Thus would I go.

And grant that when I face the grisly thing, My song may trumpet down th,e gray Perhaps.

Let me be as 4 tune-swept fiddle string

That feels the Master Melody-and snaps !

(From "The Quest" by Macmillan.)

Fooled Him

They tell the story of the young man who was disappointed in love, and decided that he would get a lot of liguor, and proceed to drown his sorrows in drink. At the end of a week he quit. He discovered that he wasn't drownin! his sorrows at all. He was just giving them swimming lessons.

Mob And Crowd

The principal difference between a mob and a crowd is that the crowd is for you, and the mob against yorl.

Woman annd the IHiome

Besides the practical urge to the men of the lumber industry to be the home builders of the'nation, a splendidly sentimental urge is adding impetus and momentum to the campaign, and that is the fact that the women of this land are. entitled to Something better than the old-timey, plain, box-car houses" that have worn out the lives of numberless housekeqlers looking after them. Modern, attractive, well ventilated, step.saving homes for the housewife, are RIGHT, and because they are RIGHT they must and will prevail. They cost no more to build than the old-fashioned, eyesore kind, and they are a source of eternal satisfaction to the home loving, home building mother of the family, to whom HOME is everything. In a well-built, wellarranged modern HOME, the housekeeper finds her daily labor ,cut in half as to physical work, and reduced still another fifty per cent by the satisfaction that fills her heart at knowing that she has a HOME-not merely shelter from the weather-to take care of, and to be responsible for.

NOT "BORN''

It isn't heredity that helps the really strorrg man to bring home the bacon; it's determination. It isn't, luck, it's pluck; it isn't inspiration, it's perspiration; it's HONESTY and good old fashioned contagious enthusiasm, and ambition, and dogged determination, dnd courage, and mental and physical energy, and bulldog sticktoitiveness.

Sometimes They Do Have To

The enthusiastic owner was telling about his dog, what a wonderful animal he was, how intelligent, what a splendid hunter, etc., and theh proceeded, as proof of his contention, to recite about the time when this dog was hunting in the woods and came upon a hungry bear. The bear took after the dog, and the dog ran for his life. Discovering, however, that in spite of his best efiorts the bear rvas gaining on him, the dog saw that he had only ohe chance to escape, so he ran up a tree and got away.

"Here, here," said one of his listeners, "'Where do you get this stufi about your dog climbing a tree. You know a dog can't climb a tree."

"Can't, Hell," replied our hero, "This dog HAD to climlr a tree,t'

Sincerity is Internal Honesty

One Of The Few

"You are the only woman I have every really loved. You believe me, don't you ?" cried the enthusiastic lover.

"I do," replied the calm maiden, "but there's thousands that wouldn't."

Wine And Woman

The blood o' the grape-the offspring of the vine, Who knows it not, knows not of joy divine. And woman fair, where all the graces throng, Who knows them both, shall find the gift of song.