November 10, 1920 



HARDWOOD RECORD 



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Paepcke Leicht Quality Hardwoods 



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Prompt Shipments — Dry Stock — Uniform Quality and Inspection 



Band Sawn and End Trimmed — Full and Uniform Thickness 



Complete Product of the Log, in the Grade Purchased 



Good Run of Widths and Lengths 



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4/4" Log Run 50.000' 



5/4" Log Bun 15.000' 



6/4" Log Bun 30,000' 



8/4" Log Kun 30.000' 



10/4" Log Run 20.000' 



12/4" Log Run lOO.OOO' 



COTTONWOOD 

 4/4" Box Bds.. 9-12". 15.000' 

 4/4" Is & 23. 13" up.. 100.000' 

 4/4" la & 2s, 6-12".., 30.000' 



CYPRESS 

 4/4" No. 1 Shop & B. 75.000' 

 4/4" Nos. 1 & 2 Com. 100.000' 

 5/4" No. 1 Shop & B. 20,000' 

 5/4" Nob. 1 & 2 Com, 100,000' 

 8/4" No. 1 Shop & B, 50,000' 



4/4" Log Bun 40,000' 



6/4" Log Run 50 000' 



6/4" Log Bun 6,000' 



8/4" Log Run 30,000' 



10/4" Log Run 30,000' 



12/4" Log Run 30,000' 



PECAN 



8/4" Log Run 50,000' 



. MAPLE 



4/4" Log Run 30,000' 



6/4" Log Run 6.000' 



10/4" Log Run 15.000' 



12/4" Log Run 35,000' 



PLAIN RED GUM 



(Figured Wood) 



4/4" No. 1 Com. & Sel. 10.000' 



5/4" Is & 2s 8.000' 



PLAIN BED GUM 

 (Plain Wood) 



4/4" ls& 2s 50.000' 



4/4" No. 1 Com. & Sel.100.000' 

 4/4" No. 2 Common... 76,000' 

 li6" No. 1 (3ommon & Sel.. 



13" & up 12.000' 



6/4" No. 1 Com. & Sel. 10.000' 

 5/4" No. 2 Common... 20.000' 



6/4" Is & 29 8,000' 



6/4" No. 1 Com. & Sel. 30.000' 



QUARTERED RED GUM 

 (Plain WoodI 



4/4" l3 & 2s 20.000' 



4/4" No. 1 Com. & Sel. 25.000' 



6/4" Is & 23 3.000' 



5/4" No. 1 Com. & Sel. 15.000' 



6/4" Is & 23 15,000' 



6/4" No. 1 Com. & ,Sel. 9.000' 



tlUARTKRED RED GUM 



(S.ap No Defect) 



6/4" No. 1 Com. & B. 60.000' 



8/4" No. 1 Com. & B. 40.000' 



SAP GUM 

 4/4" Panel & Wide No. 1, 



18" & up 16.000' 



4/4" Box Bds., 13-17" 76,000' 

 4/4" Is & 2s 50,000' 



STCAMORE 



4/4" No. 1 Com. & Better 



13" & up 30.000' 



lis" No. I Com. & Better. 

 13" & up 7,000' 



5/4" No. 1 Com. & Better, 

 6" & up 60,000' 



5/4" Log Run 30,000 ' 



PJ-AIN RED OAK 



1/4" Is & 23 30,000' 



4/4" No. 1 Com. & Sel. 60.000' 

 4/4" No. 2 Common. . . 75,000 ' 



PLAIN WHITE OAK 



4/4" la & 2s 30,000' 



4/4" No, 1 Com. & Sel. 75,000' 

 4/4" No, 2 Common... 50.000' 



QUARTERED WHITE OAK 



4/4" Log Run . 

 5/4" Log Run. 

 6/4" Log Bun. 



.. 50.000' 

 ., 20,000' 

 .. 10.000' 



PLAIN RED &. WHITE OAK 

 MIXED 



4/4" No. 3 Common. ..2.50.000' 

 5/4" No, 3 Common... 60.000' 



PAEPCKE LEICHT AND SUPERIOR QUALITY ARE SYNONYMOUS TERMS 

 TO THE BUYER OF HARDWOOD LUMBER 



PAEPCKE LEICHT LUMBER COMPANY 



CENKRAL OFFICES 



Conway Building 



111 West Washington Street 



Chicago, III. 



BAND MILLS} - 

 Helena, Arkansas 

 BIytheville, Arkansas 

 Greenville, Mississippi 



to H, C. Huey, president of the company, the new plant will be larger and 

 more modern than the old. In addition to a large lumber shed, the com- 

 pany Is constructing a planing mill aud an office building. The company 

 operates two other retail yards In Indianapolis; 



Verne Jones, foreman for the National Handle Company at Frankfort, 

 Ind,, and a veteran of the last war, is to be decorated by the French gov- 

 ernment, Jones was a member of the Fifth U. S. Marines, which, on July 

 23, 1918, was subjected to a terrific shell and machine gun fire. Of the 

 members of his detachment only 123 came out alive and all will receive a 

 specially designed medal. 



According to the report of the state building and loan department for 

 the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, a total of 2,214 new homes were financed 

 by the various companies during the past year, 3,798 homes were improved 

 or altered by the aid of the associations and 9,040 homes were purchased. 

 The work of the associations is to provide houses through loans, which in 

 return arranges for small payments in monthly amounts from the persons 

 receiving the loans. 



Articles of incorporation have been filed here by the Gustavel Furniture 

 Company, operating a furniture factory at Delphi, Ind. The company is 

 capitalized at $100,000 and the officers are Carl G, Gu.stavel, president ; 

 •^ohn E, Todd, vice-president, and L, G, Gu.stavel, secretary-treasurer, 



Harry B, Fox, agent for the Miami Manufacturing Company of Peru, 

 Ind., recently purchased the factory and business of the Schwanbeck 

 Manufacturing Company, which moved from Detroit to Peru last spring. 

 The property was sold by the receiver, the First National Bank of Peru. 

 The defunct company had been in business for thirty-three years in the 

 manufacture of bread baskets, delivery boxes and bakers' cases. The fac- 

 tory, under the new management, soon will be In full operation, with 

 Richard E. Edwards as manager and Marshall Crume as his assistant. 



Announcement has been made here that the Standard Woodworking 

 Company of Lafayette, Ind., has increased its capital stock from $10,000 

 to $25,000. 



The Mier Carriage & Buggy Company of Ligonier, Ind,, has filed a final 

 certificate of dissolution. 



Several thousand feet of standing timber, most of it hardwood, were 

 burned south of Union City, Ind., recently when fire raged for several hours 

 in the Parent Woods. A large force of farmers volunteered to check the 

 flames. Hunters are thought to have caused the fire. 



Work was suspended recently at the plant of the Cox Show Case Com- 

 pany at North Manchester, Ind., because of a coal shortage. 



Articles of Incorporation recently were filed by the Miami Manufactur- 



ing Company of Peru, Ind., an organization formed for the purpose of 

 manufacturing show cases. The company has a capital stock of $250,000, 

 .$40,000 of which is preferred stock. The directors are Marshall Crume, 

 R, A. Edwards, H. B. Fox and Charles Clifton, 



Announcement has been made that the William F. Johnson Lumber 

 Company of Indianapolis has Increased its capital stock $20,000, all pre- 

 ferred. 



The Salem Hardwood Company of Salem, Ind., has filed a final certificate 

 of dissolution, 



EVANSVILLE 



Claude Wertz, who is associated with his father, Daniel Wertz, hard- 

 wood lumber manufacturers, has been elected president of the Brother- 

 hood of St. Mark's English Lutheran church, in which society he has been 

 active for a number of years. 



George O, Worland, manager of the Bvansville Veneer Company, has 

 returned from Mobile, Ala., where he inspected the company's large veneer 

 plant at that place. He reports trade coming along all right. 



The annual convention of the National Upholstered Furniture Manu- 

 facturers' Association was held at West Baden, Ind., from October 11 to 

 14, with Frank Seng of the Seng Manufacturing Company of Chicago 

 presiding. The convention was attended by eighty manufacturers and 

 several important business matters were taken up and discussed, 



A new furniture factory that will give employment to from 75 to 100 

 men from the start is being erected here by Daniel Caldemeyer, a local 

 business man. Equipment for the new plant has been purchased in Chi- 

 cago and It is planned to have the factory completed and in operation by 

 the first of the coming year. 



J. C, Greer of the J. C, Greer Lumber Company of this city has 

 returned from a successful fishing trip from Green river In western Ken- 

 tucky. He was accompanied by several friends and brought back plenty 

 of fish to supply several of hLs friends. 



James Dolph, 52 years, an employe of the Crawfordsville sawmill at 

 Crawfordsville, Ind., was killed on October 29 by being caught In the 

 belting in the machinery. Dolph is survived by four children. 



The plant of the Martin County Lumber Company at Shoals, Ind., has 

 resumed operations after being shut down for .several weeks, awaiting the 

 arrival of a new and larger engine. The company has a large supply of 

 logs on hand and the plant is running steadily. 



Announcement was made a few days ago to the effect that the F, E. Clint 



