He Profits lf,ost-

Who olaces ouality above speed in the drying of Forest P;;dJ;-- Pilifit ii that, whi;h is real and permanent'

How well can lumber be dried and_not how quickly is the il;d ';il ;;;A;ble poli.y. Timber costs too much'to ;;ilh"';;;hry lfth" finished product for a few hours less drying time.

Drastic drying methods *il! hasten the, drying -pglqd ffi? ;'4s" h;il; J.p"nJing upo.n lhe kind and-thick;; "i ;[" i;-il;.-' Ctn'.*u[in" dyi.ne schedules'. with

J temperature, humidi'y und. circulation ;iii"J";;;; il ;;stt' and ibre structure of the wood' ;;;;;il;-i;;;d*in! und checking .which produces a better product and demands a better pnce'

'Out exPerience *nd facilities are alwaYs at Yout seroice

F.I,. HILLYER WELL KNOWN TEXAN VISITS CALIFORNIA

F. L. Hillyer, of Sanl Antonio, Texas, one of the best known and most highly respected lumbermen of the Lone Star- State is a gueit oi ttre Virginia l{otel, Long Bea,ch, California, and will remain through the summer.