LO]IG LIFE

One of the great selling arguments in favor of Redwood is the fact that it is a

Permanent Wood

The dealer who recommends ,Redwood to his trade, oonfers a favor that will last a {ifedml.

Kendrick Drops In To See Bay District

W. K. Kendrick, sales 'manager of the Valley Lumber Co. of Fresno, was a recent caller at San Francisco. While in the Bay District, he called on the lumber trade in regards to business matters.

Visitor From Michigan

Mr. Chas. H. Law, secretary treasurer of the J. W. Wells Lumber Company, Menominee, Michigan is making a visit in San Francisco and Los Angeles.

The J. W. Wells Lumber Company is one of the largest hardwood manufacturers in Northern Michigan.

W. G. SALTER MAKES CHANGE

Mr. Walter G. Salter, who was with L. W. Blinn Company for twenty-seven years in Los Angeles, has taken the management of the National Hardwood Company, 634 Aliso Street, Los Angeles.

Arthur Twohy Going To Rochester

Mr. Arthur Twohy, head of 'his orvn company 'in the Kerckhoff Bldg., Los Angeles, who has been ill for several months has decided to go to the Mayo Brothers Sanitarium at Rochester Minnesota.

He will be gone for some time, or at I'east until he is entirely well, which will be a very short time we hope.

Mr. Roger Comstock, is down from the Albion Lumber Companies offices to help out while Arthur is gone.

More construction and merchantable Redwood than in years.

Retailers are turning more to this wood be' cause it gives permanent satisfaction to their trade and also because it gives them the best chance to make a satisfactory profit.