Here it is, friends, better than ever,--clear plank 48 inches wide if you want them. Red River products excel in workmanship, precise cutting, perfect seasoning. YARD STOCKS, all items and grades, boards, dimension, moldings, lath and sidings. FACTORY LUMBER, sash and door cuttings and industrial cuttings for any requirement. BOX SHOOKS and crate stocks of every description. SASH AND DOORS, standard and made to order. PATTERN STOCK, large sizes, easy working, durable. Saving in working-up costs, by hand or machine; light weight and the superior quality,--grade for grade, make PAUL BUNYAN'S PINES the most profitable to buy, to work or to sell. Distributed to all parts of America and to foreign countries. _Largest Manufacturers of California Pines._ "Producers of White Pine for over Half a Century." The RED RIVER LUMBER CO. T. B. WALKER, President. GILBERT M. WALKER, Vice President FLETCHER L. WALKER, Treasurer WILLIS J. WALKER, Vice President ARCHIE D. WALKER, Secretary Mills, Factories & Sales Office, R. F. Pray, Resident Mgr. WESTWOOD CALIF. General Office and Sales, 807 Hennepin Ave., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Yards and Sales Office, 2452 Loomis St., CHICAGO, ILL. Sales Office, 307 Monadnock Bldg., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Sales Office, 832 Union Oil Bldg. LOS ANGLES, CALIF. _Extra Copies of This Book Mailed Free Upon Request._ * * * * * Transcriber's note: The use of "its" and "it's" has been preserved as in the original publication. Errors in punctuation were not corrected unless otherwise noted below: List of Corrections: On page 3, a comma was added after "1914". On page 4, "siezed" was replaced with "seized". On page 6, a comma was added after "Oregonian", a comma was added after "Ida V. Turney", and series of three asterisks were replaced with ellipses. On page 7, a comma was added after "the big blue ox" and an extra period at the end of the page was removed. On page 11, a comma was added after "concrete mixers" and a period was added after "Volcano in America". On page 17, "regularwork" was replaced with "regular work". On page 18, "for-and-aft" was replaced with "fore-and-aft". On page 22, a comma was added after "Paul Bunyan's cow". On page 23, a comma was added after "camp", a missing period was added to "Mrs", and "siezing" was replaced with "seizing". On page 24, "everything" was replaced with "everything". On page 29, "cook's" was replaced with "cooks". On page 30, a comma was added after "reversible dog". On page 32, an open quotation mark was added before "of all". On page 35, "Unoin Oil" was replaced with "Union Oil", "Los Angles" was replaced with "Los Angeles", and the table at the bottom was reformatted to fix the set page width