HAKUWOOD RECORD 



April 10, luiii 



1 ligh water doesn't 

 bother us -you can get 

 the stock, when you 



w^ant it. 



-.^ "You Can't 



X^lC^^^^ Beat It Suh!" 



KENTUCKY OAK 



like the Kentucky thoroughbred, was selected by 

 Providence to represent perfection. 



A most satisfying uniformity in color, beauty of 

 tigure and texture characterize this stock. 



To use any of the following items will make 

 you want more: 



4 c»n 4 4 8 Wormy Oik 



5 can li«.U Oak Pmelnf 



:s ran «/« No 1 Cora. n. Rtd'Oik 

 4 can 4/4 No. 1 Com. PI. Wblt* 



Oak 

 I can 1/4 No. 1 

 B«] Oak 



1 can 4/4 lit 

 Oak 



] can 4/4 No 

 Oak 



Cbn. « BaC. PI. 

 A M Old. milU 

 1 Com. Qld. Whllt 



E. R. Spots wood & Son 



LEXINGTON KENTUCKY 



PERKINS 

 .:. GLUE .:. 

 COMPANY 



Sole Manufacturers 

 and Selling Agents 



Perkins Vegetable Veneer Glue 



J. M.S. BUILDING 



South Bend, Indiana 



1 



3 can 4/4 No. 3 Com. Poplar. 

 3 can 4/4 No. 3 A Com. Poplar 

 3 can 4/4 No. 1 Com. Poplar 

 I car 4/4 RIalned Sap Poplar 

 1 car 4/4ill In. and up Acrlcul- 

 tural Poplar 

 10 can 4/4 No. 3 Com. A Bc\. 



Sound Wormy CbMtnut 

 10 can 4/4 No. I Com. & B«l 



Chaatnut 

 1 car 4/4 I»g Run Duckaj* 



frrt It i\*r. niiil will Im> houM>l In an onllnary ronatruiMlun l>ulltllni;. Th« 

 |irf>l>ti'U( of iIk- ixiui|wny U Kilwiinl M. .^II"-!! : •orrrinry. K. S. Siwnivr; 

 nnil nuinaspt. J. A. C. Allra. II. T. ItalUii. Hi Ihr lloii-l Itcliiiiini. Id 

 .\Miii:<l"ii. Vn., Iiiia rlinrcc uf Ihi- lonalriK Hon of ilic inlll 



WIk'Ii ItKlirrl r. Whiliiirr. furiiicr tirralilt-iil nf Wllllniii \Vlilliii<-i & Smia, 

 riilln<li'l|ihln. Willi wan nliMiiiil In rillrr «u iiiiiiiiiil nf III liiiillli, ri'iiiriml 

 III till' giiiikir Clly Inal yinr fully rpaton-.!. II wnn iniiiniiiirml tlial be 

 liiti'iiiliil III iii'i Imrk Into till- liiiiilH'r liu>lniN>«. In riiniii'i'iliin wlib ilila 

 nnniiiini-<-iiii-iil ll U uf lnlcn->t In nnif thai Ihi' Siiiilli IIIxit l.iinilii-r I'lHii- 

 imny h«> lui-n InrnriMiralnl with n iii|iliiil aiink nf (Hhi.oihi unil ki-mliiiinr- 

 t(*rH at ('iirnwnll. Va.. to mKnifi- In IniiilMTlni; ii|MTatliiii«. 'I'hi* pri*H|. 

 ili'Dt of thi' ni'W riiriHirnlliin la Mr. Wlilinur. nml lliv arrrplnry llnrry 

 Sti'clr. of NorlliunilM*rlAnil, Va. No ili'tnllii of llii* plntiH nf thr ifiui|>.iny 

 littM- iMH'n ninili- piilillr tliiia far. 



="< CINCINNATI >.= 



liHiniiKi'K niiiiinntlni; t" f'Mi. i lun. h.-. n .i.ki.l in <". I'mni' ii <'ii. Iip- 



rnnav nf Ihi- I'llnilnntlnn nf llii' ri'iinnylriiiiln rnllrniiil ■ rnasliiii n( KfIp 

 iivi-nni' iinil ItrntliiTton roiiil, miir Uii> ('riin*' tminrli .innl nn thi> lillltnp. 

 IjiHt wi'i'k thf <'mii<- ronri-rn llli'il npplliiillnn for iIiIn ninniinl nitli the 

 clly I'onucll. 



Woril U'RH ri'rclvcil hi>ri' liy (Mnrlnnntl iiiiiiliprnipn tliHl nn lnrr«*n«^ 

 to I'J opiitri piT onf hiinilriil pniinilii on lunilMT ami liitiilMT ppMlui-ta 

 fniin SI. I'liiil. .MIiini'iipiiIlK, luiliilh. .Mliini-Hnia IninnfiT, Sllllunli-r. Minn., 

 .ViililMnil, Wis., mill iinlnlK lakliiK On' xnnn' riiliii to Chli'flKn ami I'lilinitn 

 riitii polntK, wim iipprovril liy thr Inti'mfnti* ('online mi ConiinlHNlon. Tlil« 

 iniikpK n ni*t Ini-ri'itNi* nf from one lo two ii'ntK. 



Tlic Clni'lnnntl Cur ('oiiiiuiny. ii lii'iivy inniiiiniiT of linrilwnr>i|. nnil 

 yi'IInw pliii*. Ik I'liJoylnK ii priiHpiTniiK yi-nr. .\ii nnli-r for twi-nty-rtM' :i<lill- 

 tlnnnl riirs wn» n-rclvril nvi'iilly fmni ilii' Cnniioliilnml Tnirllnii < nm- 



pany nf I'ltlHlmrKli. Tliln iiiiikrK tl nnipli'ti' nnlir from llinl mniiMin.v 



totiil 100 iiim. viiliii'il at alinul $;niii.(mo. Thl-^ Inrn-nKiil hiiKlni-Kk nn tin- 

 part of llii> rar roinpany Ik qulikly ri'lli'rli-il In tlii> linal liimlior ninrk<-l. 

 AuKiist Maly. mnnufncturi'r of furiiilnn-. will noon iiinvp liln factory to 

 HIrhmnnil Ktrwl. Thp niw plant Is a liiiic four »tnry Klrmtiin- nnil will 

 morn rfailll.v arrmnmoilati* thi' Krowlng liiiKincKs. Thi' propiTtx* nrmilriNl 

 by Mr. Mnly wnii lu-lil nl a llllli- nviT Slio.ooo. 



R. F. I'.iTkiT. liarilw-onil InmliiT lii-jili-r, whoso yarilH an* loruli'*! on 



WoRtorn avrnui'. r 'iilly ri'lnrni'il frnm Ni'w Orli'iiiiK whiTo ho ?«pi'nt 



Romi- llmi' Invi-Kllpillni; i'\pnrt rniiillllnnR. parlliiilarly ili'lvlne Into t)ii> 

 South -Vmprk'an silualion In whirli traili' Ihr srarrlly of linlliimi< is iinllp 

 serious. Mr. Iti-iki-r Is of tho opinion Ihat i von nftor Iho war Is iivor, 

 .\mcrlcnn dyo innnufni'turorK will rontlnni' to uso Contral .\mnrliMin loR- 

 ■wooil liorauso tills Inviiluntar.v sulisllluti'. rausoil liy the liloi'kflilo of *tor- 

 ninny. is now proforalilo to onlnrstufTs of Kuropo. 



A now liiiily nimpan.it' Is bolng orKanlziil liy I-'nill llalioror. who has lioon 

 idcntllloil with Iho nirrlaKo anil niilo liusinoss fur somo yonrs. nnil sov- 

 oral iissnrlatos whnso namos havo mil as y.'T boon illsolosoil. Thoso nion 

 all' aliiiut III start a fartnry fur tho iiianiifaituro nf inmniorrliii IhhIIok 

 whirh. frnm Iho start. In all pmliaMy will lio as lart'o as tho lilsRost mr- 

 rlago plant Clmliinatl out hail. It Is roportoil In roal ostato olrclos that 

 tho now roinpany. whiih pmlialily will lio known as tho Sporlnlly Manu- 

 fai'tiirini; t'oinpany. has pmotioally olosoil a iloal for a lone lonso of the 

 major portion of tho forinor plant of the fnlon DIslillInK Company, on 

 Cost siroot. tho holillni,' inntalnliiK more than an acre nf liuUiltnsK of 

 two. throe ami four stories. A part of Ih's property atronily has heen 

 iioi-iiploil liy the now i-oinpany. 



Mrs. ICIiznIieth Clostennan. ageil eighty seven, wife of Henry rioslorman. 

 rotlriHl ihair manufailuror. illoil last week nl her lioine on Prlee Mill. 

 ISoslilos her hiisliaiiil. who Is nearly ninotyllvo years nlil. Mrs. CloRterman 

 leaves two so;is ami three ilauchters. Mr. f'lostorman was one nf the 

 pioneer furniture ninnufaiturors In this section nf the country nii'l hiK 

 frienils In the Inmlur tlilil are crleveil tn learn nf Ills loss. 



=■< CLEVELAND >■- 



.Mthoiicli activity In the Inmlior Imlustry of t'lovolnml. ami In the 

 lianlwiiiMl lininch especially, showR somothlnR of a letnp with the turn 

 nf Iho iiionlh. Inislnoss in all materials contlnuoK aliovo the nvornBe. 

 The slight illmlniilion In ilemnnd recently has licen taken liy the 

 meinliers as an npiinrtuiilty to catch up with their orilers. owing In the 

 hackwaril shipinonis from the South. 



"Doinanil for liiinlier anil other bulliIInK materials coulil hnrilly lie 

 lietter." says C. II. Foote of the C. II. Foolo I.umlior Company. The 

 output Is Just aliimt oven with receipts. Orilors seem to be mostly for 

 maple anil birch, for resilience con»tniellon purposes, ami ash for auto 

 truck IhhIIos. 



One of the iiinst Important chnnKos In the trnile ilurinft the perloil 

 has been the ilissnlution of the Ailvance Lumber Company. Final action 

 to tills cnil was taken on March 30. -ill the Interests of lhat concern 

 now have been cniisnlldateil with the West Virclnia TImlior Cninpnny, 

 of which <;eorKe K. Hreoco is prosiilent. .Mr. I'.roeco was in Cleveland 

 for a few days, looking after the intiiests nf the riiirganlzatinu. and 

 o.xpresseil blmsilf as well satlsfled with biisiness conditions. The 

 fifllces of the West Virginia Timber Company will continue to lie at the 

 Kockefeller linliillng. Cleveland, with A. C. Webb In charge. 



W. A. Cool, treasurer of Vnnsant. Kitchen & Co.. was a recent visitor 

 to Cleveland. 



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