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This NEW Edition of the TUMBERMEII'S CNED|T RATI]IG B(l(lI(
Should be on Your Sales Manager's Desk To Guide him to New Sales Opportunities
The April 1938 Edition, Thoroughly Revised and Lristins,[';1?:
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April prepares her nals Go. green tramc fight and the world sig-
-Christopher Morley.
APRIL
All in the April evening, April airs were abroad, f saw the sheep and the lambs, And thought of the Lamb of God.
-Katharine Tynan Hinkson.
Biography
Biography, like big game hunting, is onc of the recognized forms o! sport, and it is as unfair as only sport can be. High on some far hill-side of politics or history the amateur marks down his distant quarry. F'ollows an intensely distasteful period of furtive approach to the subject which leads the deer-stalker up gullies and ravines and the biographer through private letters and washing-books. The burns grow deeper and wetter, the letters take a more private and a less punishable turn, until at last our sportsman, well within range, turns to his publisher, who carries the guns, and empties one, tq/o and (if the public will stand it) three barrels into his unprotesting victim; because it is a cruel truth that the subject of LIVES are rarely thernselves alive.
-Philip Guedalla.
Fair Enough
Says Abie: "Cohen, I've been to the bank to borrow some moll€/, and they say all .I need is that you should sign to this note your name. Then I shall have all the money I need. Ain't that fine?"
"Abie," says Cohen reproachfully, "you and I have been friends for many /€?rs, and yet you go to the bank when you need money. Abie, you just go again to the bank and say that they should sign the note, and then Cohen will lend you the money !"
LeJUsQuotc You Q11---
DOUGLAS FTR-SITKA SPRUCE_HEMLOCK
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PORT ORFORD CEDAR (Alo'knom u Whltc Ccdar c Iman Cvpns)
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PONDEROSA AND SUGAR PINE
AGENTS-Sbifh Wood-Pnduct+ !rc.
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Playthings
By Robert Louis Stevenson
The streets are full of human toys, Wound up for threescore years; Their springs are hungers, hopes and joys, And jealousies and fears.
They move their eyes, their lips, their hands; They are marrvelously dressed; And here my body stirs or stands, A plaything like the rest.
The toys are played with till they fall, Worn out and thrown away. Why were they ever made at all ! Who sits to watch and play!
After the coffee things ain't so bad.
The Test
Keeper-Youthink you're sane, eh? you your liberty, will you keep away give and Well. from
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-Knibbs. if we liquor women?
Asylum Inmate-I certainly will!
Keeper-Then you stay in. You're still crazy !
The days ttrat make us happy make us wise. -Masefield.
NEVDR!
Never ask of money spent \iVhere the spender thinks it went. Nobody was ever meant To rem€mber or invent
What he did withwery cent.
-Frederick Pdmer Lattimer.
SPLIT REDWOOD
Tloq - Fcno Pctr - Sblqlor
Shalrcr - Stekcg - Pl[ng --Pohr - AD.SaI
RED CEDAR
Shlnglec - Trumlssio Pola - Stubo - Alchm
Fcncc Pctr. Opcn Tank Trutcd c Unbrcatcd
CREOSOTE, PRESSURE TREATED
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