AMERICAN FORESTRY'S ADVERTISERS 251 



Use Wood Where Wood Is Best 



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AND MAKE WOOD BEST BY USING IT INTELLIGENTLY H 



1 HIS is the aim of the National Lumber Manufac- n 

 turers Association, whose subscribers and products are: S 



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California Redwood Association, Northern Pine Manufacturers Association, 



San Francisco, Cal. Minneapolis, Minn. Q 



Redwood. White pine, Xonvay pine, spruce, tamarack. 



California Sugar and White Pine Association, G 



San Francisco Cal. North Carolina Pine Manufacturers Association, 



Sugar pine, California white pine. Norfolk, Va. 



North Carolina pine. 



Georgia-Florida Sawmill Association, v-r 



Jacksonville, Fla. Southern Cypress Manufacturers Association, 



Yellow Pine. New Orleans, La. 



Hardwood Mfrs. Assn. of the United States, Cypress, tupelo. 



Cincinnati, Ohio r, ,, t,- . • .. 



Ash, basswood, beech, buckeye, butternut, cherry, 



Southern Pine Association, 



chestnut, cottonwood, elm, gum, hickory, maple, ^^^ Orleans, La. 



walnut, poplar, sycamore, tupelo. Southern yellow pine. 



Michigan Hardwood Manufacturers Association, ^^^^ ^oast Lumbermen's Association, 5 



Cadillac, Mich. Seattle, Wash. 



Ash, basswood, beech, birch, elm, maple. Hemlock. r^ , ^ ,,, , > , , , tli 



Uouglas jir. Western red cedar, spruce, hemlock. 



Northern Hemlock & Hardwood Mfrs. Assn. 



Oshkosh Wis. Western Pine Manufacturers Association, 



Hemlock. Ash, basswood, birch, elm, maple. Spokane, Wash. 



White cedar, tamarack. Western pine, Idaho white pine, fir, larch. 



rLACH of these associations has standard rules for the inspection of the lumber made 

 by its members which, together with much helpful literature about their products, are 

 freely available for the information of the public. 





 



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IVlODERN methods of manufacturing and merchandising practiced by the operators 

 who belong to these associations afford a variety of products adapted to every kind and 

 form of wood construction. The selection and treatment of timber to fit the purpose 

 which it is to serve is advised by all competent architects and engineers. 



1 HERE is no longer any excuse for the ignorant use of wood nor for prejudice against ^ 

 wood due to lack of knowledge of how to build well with wood. 





 

 





 



Whatever may be your problem in the use of wood, we are prepared to H 

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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 



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