HARDWOOD RECORD 



Welcome to Our City 



When you are buying your ticket for a trip into the hardwood 

 country, don't forget to tell the man to make Louisville, K}''., j-our 

 destination. It's unnecessary to arrange merely for stop-over privi- 

 leges, for the reason that when you get here we'll make things so 

 interesting for you that it will be unnecessary to proceed further. 



You know all about the traditional Kentucky welcome, of course, 

 and it's taken for granted that you realize that this is still on tap, 

 ready for wanderers like yourself who don't have a chance to enjoy 

 life in God's country very often. But we've got more than a mere 

 welcome ; what is more to the point, we'vd got the goods. 



In these piping times of good business, with everybody in the 

 market for something or other, and a lot of items as hard to find as 

 the storied needle in the hay-stack, the advantages of trading in a 

 market like Louisville are even more apparent than at other times. 



That is to saA', 3"ou can get quartered oak, and plain oak, and 

 poplar, and ash, and hickory, and mahogany, and veneers, and panels, 

 and about everything there is to be had in the hardwood line, right 

 here ; it's a good deal like going into a department store and buying a 

 refrigerator in the basement, a diamond ring on the first fioor, a suit 

 of clothes on the second and a dinner on the roof. Anything you 

 may happen to want is here. If you don't see it, ask for it. 



We'll be looking for vou. 



The Louisville Hardwood Club 



EDWARD L. DAVIS LUMBER CO. 

 LOUISVILLE POINT LUMBER CO. 

 W. P. BROWN & SONS LUMBER CO. 

 NORMAN LUMBER CO. 



OHIO RIVER SAWMILL CO. 

 BOOKER-CECIL CO. 

 THE LOUISVILLE VENEER MILLS 

 C. C. MENGEL & BRO. CO. 



