Boort your village and larm horse volume with ilational Homes foundationts If.H.A,- rGGepted house plars adapted construction! to

O If you haven't been selling a substantial volume of materials for village or farm homes, here's your chance to cash in on this profitable market. Financing for rural homes has been made easier to secure which meaos that many people living in small towos and on farms are going to have the new homes they have been wanting.

To help you stimulate business, the Douglas Fir Plywood Association has adapted the National Homes Foundation's 8 village and farm house plans to Dri-Bilt with Plywood construction. Each plan is published in booklet form and may be obtained without charge. Use the coupon below. SThen a builder or prospect decides to build one of these homes, you may purchase conplete working plans and guaranteed material list for him from the National Plan Service, Chicago.

To supply every building need, you must stock all five grades of Douglas Fir Plywood in representative sizes and thicknesses. Because Plywood doesn't come fioisEd incolors or patte_rns of temporary popularity, your Douglas Fir Plywood inventory is never obsolete. And every Plywood customer is also a prospect for paint or other fnishing materials. So pash Doaglas Fir Plyuood and really proft!

L. '. CARR & GO. XG

Hardwood Distributors Meet Aug. 28-30

Advance reservations indicate that there will be a good attendance at the annual convention of the Pacific Coast Hardwood Distributors Association to be held at the Santa Barbara Biltmore Hotel, Santa Barbara, August n-D-30.

An interesting business program has been arranged as well as excellent entertainment features.

The officers of the Association are C. R. Taenzer, American Hardwood Co., Los Angeles, president; P. R. Kahn, Forsyth Hardwood Co., San Francisco, vice-president, and Jack Murphy, Owens-Parks Lumber Co., Los Angeles, secretary-treasurer.

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