ln Which WOLMANIZED LUMBER

Tells Mr. Termite Where to Get Off!

Mr. Termite is an under-cover worker. And when we say worker,we rneanworker. He doesn't care a whoop for time clocks. His single inierest-is in wo-rking conditions and these he finds ideal in any average piece of untreated wood, be it Douglas Fir or what have you.

Mr.Termite carries on his nefarious work clear around the clock, being careful always to keep out of sight. (For this reason, t-ermite-damage seldom is discovered until'far advairced, beciuse he skillfully avoids breaking through the surface.)

t$/hat he works at and how destructive that work is to wood products, is illustrated on this page. Hardwoods (left) and soft woods (right) are all one to him.

But he cao be stopped! More than that, he can be eliminated before he ever gets started which brlnp;s us to the point where he gets off:-

In a word, it is when he tackles a piece of WOLMANIZED lumber, at which moment he's through done . washed up:-

Because \(OLMANIZED lumber puts him squarely on the spot I For lumber so treated, is impregnated under the vacuum-pressure process/ with toxic salts, which spell his certain deleat . . pronto ! More than that, he is not likely to attack a piece of WOLMANIZED stock. no matter how hungty . . . it's too distasteful.

Wherever you find Mr. Termite, you also find wood-d-estroying fungi^. the element whiih causes decay in wood. It's an aftermath of termite attack. So, with Mr. Termite banished, you dispose of decay from that source. However, \(OLMANIZED wood also is imhune to decav caused by moisture. Indeed, the durability record of VOLMANIZED lumber, when usid in contact with the ground or other locations of excessive moisture, is convincing iestimony to its unusual service under these conditions.

\$7OLMANIZED stock is harmless to mankind and free from all objectionable features, as the treatment is clean, dry, odorless and does not leach out. Any WOLMANIZED item can be handled and stored s'ith untreated stock, and therefore does not require separate storage sPace.

Operating a complete lVolmanizing plant at'Wauna, Oregon, in connection-with the manufacture of lumber, Crossett 'V'estern Company is equipped to furnish treated Douglas -Fir, W'estern Hemiocli and Siruce in cargo shipments direct from its own docks to any domestiC or world potts. Ask Jor oar lree pampblet "Wolman' ized insurance", giaing a readable accoant on ubat termites ate, ubat tbey do, and ubat to do aboat them.

The aathoritatioe stanp at tbe right, Certif es treatmettt and protection agahtst decay rnd tertnites, atd appears on aII Crossett Vestern lYolmanized ltmber products,

TRATS.PAGIFIG TUMBER

SATES GORP.

PORT ORFORD, ORE.

Manufacturers of Old Growth Yellow Douglas Fir and Port Orford Cedar

ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT of

Georgew. Gorman

Alaska-Commercial Bldg.

310 Sansome St. San Francisco as their Exclusive Sales Representative

Northern California

BACK FROM OREGON TRIP

George R. Kendrick, district sales manager, Chas. R' McCormick Lumber Co., San Francisco, recently spent a week at the Portland office and the company's mill at St. Helens, Ore.

New Redwood Shingle Folder

The new Redwood shingle folder, prepared by the shingle 'committee of the California Redwood Association, is in the hands of the printer and will soon be ready for distribution.

CAMPBELL.MIIIIRE TUMBER Cll.

PORTLAND, ORE.

Wholesale Dealers in West Coast Woods

George W. Gorman

Alaska-Commercial Bldg.

310 Sansome St.

San Francisco as their Sales Representative

EARLE JOHNSON WITH OAKLAND FIRM

Earle E. Johnson, well known retail lumberman, formerly of Livermore, is now associated with the Eureka Mill & Lumber Company, Oakland.

DAVID MORGAN VISITS NORTHWEST

David Morgan, Southern California representative of the Vancouver Plywood & Veneer Co., Vancouver, Wash., left Los Angeles, October 17, for a trip to the company's plant.

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Aberdeen Plywood ComPanY

Bookstaver-Burnr Lumbet C-o. ------ ----- --------19

Boorman Lumber Co. ------------------------------------11

Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. ---------------- -----------"'- "2t

Brookmire, Inc.

Buctley Lumber Dealerc' Supply Co.--------------19

Cdifornia Builders Supply C,o. ----------------------r9

€alifornia Panel & Veneer Co. ---------------------19

California Redwood Association ------------------ 5

Campbell-Moore Lumber Co. ---------------- ----- 3

Celotex Company, The --------------------------..-------17

Chamberlin & Co., V. R. ------------------------------2t

Croscett Western Company ---------------------------- 2

Dolbeer & Carson Lumber Co. ---------------------19

Elliott Bay Sales Co. ,-----------------'----11

Forsyth Hardwood Co. -- ---- ----------------'----------r9

Gorman, George V.,-------- ------------------------------ 3

Ifall, Jo-gs L. -- ----- ----------------------------------2, llarrmond & Little River Redwood Co.,-------- 7

Flemming, E. W. - ---- - ----------19

Hill & Morton, fnc. ---------------------------------------r9

Hogan Lumber Co. ------------------------------------------1,

Ffolmec Eureka Lumber Co. --------------,-------------19

Ffoover, A. L. ------------ -,-------------19

Johnoon Lumber Co, G D. ------------------,---------23

Koehl & Son, fnc., Jno. V. -------------------- -----21

Lawrence-Philips Lumber Co. -------------- -, --- 4

Lurnbermen's Credit Acsociation -----------------*

Mc€ormick Lumber Co., Chac. R. -------------f9

MacDonald & Bergstrom, Inc. ----------------------19

MacDonald & Flarrington, Ltd. -----,------------19

Moore MilI & Lumber Co. --------------------,------14

Oregon-Washington Plywood Co. ---------------I9

Pacific Lumber Co., The ------------,-----------------19

Pacific Mutual Door Co. -----------19

Patten-Blinn Lumber Co. ------------------------------13

Pioneer-Flintkote Co.

Pyramid Lumber Sales Co. ----------------------------- 8 Red River Lumber Co. ------------------

J. E MARTIN Malrdng ENtta and Arhrcrdrlnr Meurcr

M. ADAMS Clrolrdo Dfurr