CATCH ITIG TH E EYE

Here is an attractive adventiremeng dieplayed recently in their local newrpaper by the Bentley Lumber Company, Glendale.

It has one very necessary featue for a succesful advertis€ment, an "eye catcherrtt with the bis h€ad about Attdy Gump.

Andy Gump Says

"Trying to build a home without plans is like running a car without oil-it may start all right but it will start to squeak before you finish building."

We like that thought of Andy's. It applies to every one building a home like ham applies to eggs on the breakfast table. And the beauty of it is thatthe successful home builders realize that fact.

When a home builder becomes sold oncompleteplans and specifications idea, he at once eliminates thecostly waste of time and money. Take Andy's advice, use the "Oil of Complete Plans and Specifications."

Plans and Specification will smoothover the rough spots of business; help the old bus take the grades without laboring-by the use of our complete and up-to-date Plan Service, it not only makes the homg buildng business ride safer and more efficient, but moreinteresting and enticing.

Tahe ^A,ndy's Adrsice

Ftee Building lnformation and Plans in Our Up-to-Date Senrice Department.

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CHAS. R. McCORMICK ON NORTHWEST TRIP

Chas. R. I\{cCorrnick of 'San Francisco, President of Chas. R. McCormick & Co., is on a two weeks business trip to Portland, Oregon lvhere he is attending to business matters.pertaining totheir larg'e lumber and shipping operatiohs. He lvill also spend a few days at St. Helens, Oregon where their large mill operations are located.

N. E. JONES RETURNS FROM NORTHWEST TRrP

N. E. -fones, of the Jones Hardwood Lumber Co., San Francisco, has returned fromatwo weeks business trip in the Northwest where he visit,ed Portland, Seattle, and other Puget Sound cities. Mr. Jones states that he found conditions in the Northwest very good, the business men were very optimistic, and that they were doing a large amount of building all through the Northwest.

C. W.PINKERTON A SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR

C. W. Pinkerton, of the Whittier Lumber Co., Whittier, and president of the California Retail Lumbermen's Association, was a recent visitor to San Francisco. While in th,e Bay District, he conferred with A. B. Wastell, manager of the California Retail Lumber'men's Association. on association matters.

LITTLE RIVER REDWOOD CO. INSTALL NEW KILNS

The Little River Redwood Co. are installing four Cutler Kilns at their plant at Crannell. With the completion of these new kilns, the company will have nine kilns in operation r.r'ith a capacity of 250 M ft.

H.W. COLE A SAN

H. W. Cole, manager of at Crannell, rvas a recent F-rancisco office where he business matters. He was Bay District by Mrs. Cole.

Francisco Visitor

the l-ittle River Redwood Co., visitor at the company's San spent a ferv days attending to accompanied on his trip to the

R. G. HISCOX OFFON EASTERN TRIP

R. G. Hiscox, of the Western States Lumber Co., San Francisco has left for the'east on an extended business trip that will include from six weeks to two months. Hd u'ill visit St. Louis, Kansas City, Columbus, Chicago, Baltimore, Washington, New York, Boston, Buffalo, Milwaukee and Minneapolis calling on the lumber trade in thes,e cities.

Fred Conner Reported Ill

Fred Conner, president of the Sacramento Lumber Co., Sacramento, is reported ill with an acute attack of indigestion. 'His many lumbermen friends will be glad to know that he is convalescing nicely and hopes to be back again at his desk within a few days.