C.L. M. Will Run Redwood Farm Bulletins

No association trade extension campaign in lumber history has been more practical and useful than the Agricultural Bulletin service that is now being issued by The California Redwood Association.

This service is prepared by and is in the very capable lTands of Max E. Cook, a practical Farmstead Engineer, and they are created for the purpose of helping the retail lumber dealer promote the use of more and better farm buildings in his territory, by supplying him with practical and successful plans and directions for such buildings and thus making it easier and simpler for the farmei to build.

The particular plans that are being issued by Mr. Cook in this effort are the result of long and thoughtful experience in such matters, and the dealer who offers such assistance to his farm friends can be assured that they are the result of the best thought and experience that can be brought to bear on the subject.

In its frontpiece, the bound Bulletin Book says: ' Recognizing the value of complete plans, specifications, and bills of material to encourage and make it easier for the farmer to build, the California Redwood Association has established an Agricultural Department to assist Lumber Dealers, Farmers and Agricultural interests rvith' farm building problems.

Plans and specifications are made available, that when