Know — your lumber — But How?
How can you know that the lumber to be used in the homes you plan will prove to be uniformly dependable?
Before the lumber is purchased, you have a right to ask these questions:
1 — Is it accurately milled?
2 — Is it surfaced four sides?
3 — Is it carefully trimmed at the ends?
4 — Is it full length — uniform in width and thickness in the
surfaced stock?
5 — Is it properly seasoned and uniformly graded?
6 — Can it be put into construction with a minimum of carpenter labor — planing, sawing and sorting?
7 — Is there a minimum of waste because of uniform quality?
8 — Does the tongued and grooved
stock fit snugly?
The lumberman can answer “Yes” to these questions if his stock includes Long-Bell trade-marked lumber.
Long-Bell Lumber may be identified by the Long-Bell trade-mark on the end of the piece.
The Long-BeLL Lumber Company R. A. LONG BUILDING Lumbermen since 1875 KANSAS CITY, MO.
How can you know that the lumber to be used in the homes you plan will prove to be uniformly dependable?
Before the lumber is purchased, you have a right to ask these questions:
1 — Is it accurately milled?
2 — Is it surfaced four sides?
3 — Is it carefully trimmed at the ends?
4 — Is it full length — uniform in width and thickness in the
surfaced stock?
5 — Is it properly seasoned and uniformly graded?
6 — Can it be put into construction with a minimum of carpenter labor — planing, sawing and sorting?
7 — Is there a minimum of waste because of uniform quality?
8 — Does the tongued and grooved
stock fit snugly?
The lumberman can answer “Yes” to these questions if his stock includes Long-Bell trade-marked lumber.
Long-Bell Lumber may be identified by the Long-Bell trade-mark on the end of the piece.
The Long-BeLL Lumber Company R. A. LONG BUILDING Lumbermen since 1875 KANSAS CITY, MO.