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On specifications, in plans, in conversatione of people planning to build, you more and more often find "WOLMANIZED LUMBER.'' The reason ie obvioue. People want protection against repair cost, without resort to expensive substitutes for lumber. Tell customers about Wolmanized Lumber. You'll clinch many a eale. And you get your profito becauee Volmanized Lumber is sold through regular trade cha.nels, by leading lumber producers, in etraight or mixed carloads. Write us today for comPlete information.

AMERICAN LUMBER & TREATING COMPANY, f408 Olal Colony Building, Chicago.

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SPECIFIED! Thig etadium will laet longer because Wolmanized Lumber was epecified. On buildings' etrategic uee for expoeed pointe such aa sills, joiats, eubfloore, protectB the whole structure at low coet.

HERE sills, joists, gubfloor areaa are built of clean, paintable Wohnanized Lumber. All lumber in the houee is protected, atlese t}l'at 2/6 additional coet.

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Recommend Term "Or"gon Pine" Be Discontinued

Portland, Oregon, November 2-In the interest of good trade practice and of avoiding the present confusion among consumers of lumber, the West Coast Lumltermen's Association and the Western Pine Association recently have issued a joint statement recommending that the use of the term "Oregon Pine" or "O.P." be discontinued. This recommendation is being given wide distribution in the form of an envelope stuffer, bearing the caption "LET'S CALL A SPADE A SPADE . . Stop using the misleading name 'Oregon Pine"'. The purpose of this leaflet is to combat the erroneous use of the archaic term "Oregon Pine" in certain sections of the country where that provincial expression is still misapplied to Douglas Fir and frequently misunderstood by the public. It is a further step in bringing about greater uniformity of nomenclatnre for commercial softwood species in the domestic trade as rvell as in the export markets.

In explanation of the confusion now existing in the trade over the misapplied name "Oregon Pine," the joint statement of the two associations reads in part as follows: rvhen referring to this important timber species and its products.

What the trade has known as "Oregon Pine" is not pine at all. Recognizing this fact, the wood is designated by its producer by the standardized common name of "Douglas Fir", or by the scentific botanical name "Pseuclotsuga taxifolia." Douglas Fir is the term nsed also by the United States Forest Service and other governmental agencies *Advertisements appear in alternate issue.

Confusion over the name "Oregon Pine" arises from the fact that there are three Western Pines marketed and used in much of the same territory. These are Idaho White Pine (Pinus monticola), Ponderosa Pine (Pinus ponderosa) and Sugar Pine (Pinus lambertiana), all true pine species. N{uch of the Ponderosa Pine is manufactured in Oregon, whicl, situation simply increases the possibility of confusion. With your help, the erroneous term "Oregon Pine" as applied to Douglas Fir can be dropped. You are urged, therefore, to use the name "Douglas Fir" when you mean Fir; and to use the specific common name for Pine rvhen you mean Pine.

New Oakland \(/holesale Firm

Wholesale Lumber Distributors. Inc.. is a new rvholesale and jobbing firm with head{uarters at the foot of 9th Avenue, Oakland. This concern will carry a stock of uppers and common lumber in Douglas Fir, Redwood, Ponderosa and Sugar Pine and Douglas Fir plyrvood, and will provide carrier service. Lumber handling equipment includes a new Ross Carrier.

Business is being carried on in a temporary office, and a new shed and office building' are being constructed.

Principals in Wholesale Lumber Distributors, Inc. are .John H. Tyson, president, former vice-president of The Charles Nelson Company, and son of the late James Tyson; W. J. Pope, vice-president, former sales manager of Sunset Lumber Company, and James A. Stapleton, secretary.

Lawrence-Philips Lumber Co.,---Lamon-Bonnington Company -----,-,---------------* Lofgren, Alvin N..------- ,-,---- ------,17 Lumbermen's Credit A$ociation