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Thin ceiling, Wagon grating, 



Tie plugs, Wagon pins, 



Tiling strips, Wagon stakes, 



Tobacco sticks, Wagon box cleats, 



Tongue 'blocks, Walking board cleats, 



Tov building blocks, Washboards, 



Toys, Washing machine pins, 



Transfer cases, Wedges, 



' r rick shims, Window beads, 



Tray stock, Window stops, 



^nmmings, Window jambs, 



Turnings, Window screens, 



T 1 ed balusters > Wire cleats, 



Vehicle bodies, 



w , Wire reels, 



Veneer door cores, 



Veneer cores, Wheelbarrow parts, 



Vertical file cases, Wood washers, 



V-crimp roofing sticks, Wrecking^ blocks. 



The chemical utilization of Southern pine waste has also 

 made gratifying progress. The most important processes now in 

 successful operation are : the destructive distillation process, which 

 converts the waste into turpentine, wood oils and charcoal; the 

 extraction process, which converts the waste into turpentine and 

 rosin ; the sulphate process, whereby Southern pine waste is con- 

 verted into kraft paper; and the ethyl alcohol process, which pro- Utilization 

 duces ethyl (grain) alcohol. This is not the place to enter into a of Waste 

 discussion of the technique of these processes, but from a hasty 

 inventory, it appears that 250,000 cords of Southern pine waste 

 are now being used annually by the processes just mentioned, or, 

 roughly, about 1 per cent of the total waste of the Southern pines. 

 It is of interest to note that the chance for extending these pro- 

 cesses is very good, particularly in so far as the manufacture of 

 paper and fiber products, grain alcohol and rosin are concerned. 



I want to show you some articles which can be made from 

 wood waste, in order that your conception of the value of wood 

 ~r^M be broadened. It is my firm conviction that it is in the 

 production of articles like these that the future of wood utilization 

 1o~>s brightest, and that such increased production will revolu- 

 tionize the profitableness of timber operations. 



