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Copyright 1916 

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"LOOK at this list of lumber literature. It proves my previous statement 

 that there is no longer any excuse for the improper use of wood nor for prejudice 

 against it due to lack of knowledge of how to build well with wood." 



Farm Bulletin No. I — Implement Sheds. 



Farm Bulletin No. 2 — Grain 'Storage Buildings. 



Farm Bulletin No. 3 — The Preservative Treatment of Farm Timbers. 



Farm Bulletin No. 4 — Swine Houses. 



Farm Bulletin No. 5 — Poultry House Construction. 



Farm Bulletin No. 6 — Ice Houses and Ice Supply. 



Farm Bulletin No. 7 — Dairy and General Purpose Barns. 



Engineering Bulletin No. I — Timber for Structural Purposes. 



Engineering Bulletin No. 2 — Heavy Timber Mill Construction Buildings. 



Teachers' Cottages. 



The One Story Schoolhouse Idea. 



Document No. i. — Wood Construction in Relation to Fire Losses in Europe 

 and America. 



Wood Construction vs. Substitutes. 



John Smith's Garage. 



Your Garage. 



Technical Letter No. I — Creosoted Wood Block Paving. 



Technical Letter No. 2 — Tests of Fire Retardents, with Special Reference to the 

 Shingle Roof. 



Technical Letter No. 3 — Chicago's Four Million Dollar Pier. 



Technical Letter No. 4 — Building Code Suggestions, Fire Stops, etc. 



Technical Letter No. 5 — Building Code Suggestions, Chimneys, Flues, etc. 



Technical Letter No. 6 — Economies of Concrete and Timber Buildings. 



Technical Letter No. 7 — Interesting Comparison of Two Docks R cently Con- 

 structed in Chicago. 



Technical Letter No. 8 — Specifications for Wood Block Paving. 



News Letter No. I — Building Code Revision in Reference to the Use of Wood. 



News Letter No. 2 — Permanent Exhibits. 



Opportunity No. i — Are You in Line.' The Awakening and Possibilities in 

 Lumber Trade E.xtension. 



Opportunity No. 2 — Direct Results from Retail Yard Advertising. 



Opportunity No. 3 — Co-operation of Retailers with Manufacturers in Trade 

 Extension. 



Opportunity No. 4 — E.xhibits and Educational Material. 



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ASK for any of these publications that will be helpful to you. We are at 

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The National Lumber Manufacturers Association 



CHICAGO, ILL. 



Subscribing Associations are: California Redwood, California White and Sugar 

 Pine, Georgia-Florida Sawmill, Hardwood Manufacturers of the United States, 

 Michigan Hardwood Manufacturers, North Carolina Pine, Northern Hemlock and 

 Hardwood Manufacturers, Northern Pine Manufacturers, Southern Cypress Manu- 

 facturers, Southern Pine, West Coast Lumbermens, Western Pine Manufacturers. 



SERVICE DEPARTMENTS 



The Trade Extension Department of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association 

 offers a unique free service to Architects, Engineers, Retailers and Builders. The Blue 

 Book of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association gives prompt and reliable credit 

 rating and collection service. The Inter-Insurance Exchange of the National Lumber 

 Manufacturers Association furnishes sound indemnity for losses by fire in saw-miUa, 

 planing mills and lumber yards. 



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