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Our experielce has convinced us that the Hart-Wood System of having at all times a large stock of lumber on hand and in transit best serves the California Retaile,r.

Our reward has been the constant and steady growth of our business.

It used to be the style to have fancy buildings, both exterior and interior. The more scrolled,work, and the more intricate it could be made. the "finer" building it was.

But these "dust catchers" went out with the advent of finely figured veneers for practical purposes. The heavy old | 2 panel (efiect), solid, has been discarded for the common sense one panel door veneered in Figured Red Gum.

Millwork plants of today do not have to.depend upon intricate design for their special jobe. Louieville Figured Red Gum will lend to that job an air of somcthing difierent.

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Los Angeles HooHoo Hear About Fones

There is something decidedly lacking or wrong with the Los Angeles Hoo Hoo Club and it might possibly help matters to give the thing a little publicity.

In spite of the hard work, the intelligent work and the constructive effort that President Wickersham is giving the Club, aided in every way by his fellow officers and directors, in spite also of the splendid programs that have been prepared, the attendahce at these weekly luncheons is pitiful and is getting smaller each week.

What is wrong, you fellows that are not attending?

The Los Angeles Club has 250 names on its regular weekly mailing list, and of this large number there will be about twenty-five or possibly thirty that will be on hand each week.

This is all wrong. The Hoo Hoo Club was organized for a purpose, it is fulfilling that purpose splendidly and it needs the support of more members. It should not be necessary to urge men to attend meetings that have been prepared for their education and entertainment, but it seems that it must be done. Each week 'Wick' puts in hours planning the next Thursday's program, then Secretary Jim Chase puts in a few more preparing and mailing the notices, and all of this effort is rewarded by the attendance of possibly two dozen loyal supporters.

The loss is to the fellow who does not attend.

On November 19th, Vice President Cliff Estes presided, in the President's absence, and the meeting was the most interesting that has been held by this club for many days.

Mr. Andrea Nordskog, Chairman of Publicity of Mayor Cryer's "Telephone Committee", and a leader of the fight by the citizens of Los Angeles against the telephone rate increase granted by the Railway Commission to go into

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RAIL and CARGO efiect January first, told the Club just what has happened in this-fight, what was liable to happen and hurled charges right and left against a charged monopoly held by the teleph'otte company-, and promiid the pCople of Los Angeles i prolonged fight in the higher couits. Mr. Nordskog h-as bein in lelephone work for years, in California and the east and knows whereof he speaks. of several taken and

The meeting was attended by representatives of the Los Angeles newspapers, pictures were considerable publicity was given the meeting.

Fruit Growers Supply Company Gives Banquet For Employes

On Friday, November 6, the Fruit Growers Supply Company gave a banquet in the compahy dining hall to 4l .Tployes of the shipping department and of the saw mill who ire- engaged in lum6er grading or' have anythir,rg to {o with dltermining grades of lumber shipped. Mr. Fl B. Birmingham, Reiident Manager of the Fruit Growers Supply Company at Susanville, presided, and was assisted by Mr. Graff.

About fifty men from the Fruit Growers' Supply Company organization were present, and about six from the Laslen Lumber and Box Company. All came ravenously hungry and did full justice to the excellent dinner prepared by the chef of the Story Club.

- After the dinner, talks were made by. Edward P. Ivory, Manager of Trade Extension of the California White and Sugar Pine Manufacturing Association, Mr..E. B. Birmingham, Mr. Victor Johnson, Chief Inspector, California White & Sugar Pine Manufacturers Association, Mr. A. E. Johnson, Mr. Horace Sims, and Mr. Irving Dunn, all inbpectors for the California Pine association. Musical entertainment was provided by Mr. Abrahamson, who gave an excellent exhibition of playing on a saw.