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From the Lumber Merchant, August 1 5, 1927

California

On the market editorial page is the following advice offered to every retailer, wholesaler, and manufacturer of lumber: "DON'T SELL ANYTHING AT ANY TIMF TO ANYBODY THAT DOESN'T BRING YOU A REASONABLE PROFIT.''

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A leading editorial is entitled "Making Good Neighbors of Lumber Folks."

The directors of the at,r-tr" Retail Lumbermen's Association met with the Secretaries of local lumber clubs at Santa Barbara August 6th, to lay plans for the state annual in November, there being present: Paul Hallingby and E. D. Tennant, Los Angeles; Elmore King, Bakersfield; R. F. Wells, Turlock; I. L. Ott, Verne Whitson, and E. Steffensen, Santa Ana; Francis E. Boyd, Santa Barbara; W. R. Vanderwood, Glendale; A. D. White, Riverside; G. N. Schwartz and A. E. Fickling, Long Beach; O. H. Maatsch, Glendale; R. Cameron, Palo Alto; C. W. Pinkerton, Whittier; J. E. Neighbor, Oakland; Chas. Curran, Pomona; C. E. Bonestel, Ventura; P. M. P. Merner, Palo Alto; Jessie E. Fraser, San Francisco; R. D. Mundell, San Bernardino; Stephen \Mestover, Alhambra. The Alexan-