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Flere is a good example of an attractive advertisement, rrsed by the dutter Milf & Lumber Company, Sacramento'

W. N. SHIFFLETT RETURNS FROM EASTERN TRIP

W. N. Shifilett, manager of the Napa l-umber Co', has returned from a month's-trip spent touiing in the,Fast and Middle West. On his return to the Pacific Coast, he l."".f.a over the Southern Route and spent several {ays !n Sor.tttt"t.t California. He reports that he had an enjoyable trip.

October Building Permits Break Record

In October, 1924,building in San Francisco- jumP-ed.more than $2,000,000.00 compared with October, 1923'. -eyit9jlg ".i-il.'i..,ied during the month of October totaled $6,116'- 'ftS.OO as compared-with the $3,793,374.N f.or the same month last year.

Rubaiyat of Nomor Rentem

Wake ! For the Hour that doth thy soul afrright Hath shot a bolt that puts all joy to fight; And Lo ! Before thy door the Landlord standsA Silhouette that dims the dawning light.

Come, Pay the Rent, and tho' Spring days are fair Thv Winter Garments still with meekness wear; ttre 6ird of time will round the circle fy And bring anothei "First" ere thou'rt aware.

"How large and fine this city flat"-1hink some. Othersl"A rented house doth us become !" Ah, keep the cash, and build thysella HOME; March .not in lock-step to a Rent-Day Drum.

Think, in each stately Caravanserai

Whose doorways swing about by Night and Day, How tenant after tenant in his pride Abode a month or two and went his way.

Mvself did move from this place unto that, intrigued by "WELCOME' on a fuzzy mat, Paid rent for that which I could never own And found the process somewhat stale and flaL

And lastly, by my hall-room door agape, There itood in evil mood a portly shape Holding a bill for RENT within his hand, Alas! He b-id me PAY !-And there was no escaPe.

Ah, then ! I did rvittr pAtn and WIT conspire To change my sorry scheme of life entireOusted thJ Incubus that dogged my weary days, And rvon a ]IOME nearer-my Heart's Desire.

-Adeline M. Conner.

SUNSET LUTIBER COMPANY DESTROYED . BY FIRE

During the night of October 30, fire destroyed the lumber mill and box factory of the Sunset Lumber Company at Puyallup, Washington. The estimated loss is between $250,000.00 and $300,00O.00.