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Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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STRIES 984 McGorry Street, Los Angeles,Colif., Phone Vandike 1783 CONSOLIDATED ROOFINGt, SUPPLY CO. 520 South 7th Avenue, Phoenix,Ariz., Phone 47888 CONTINENTAL LUMBER CO. P.O. Bo« 2042. Bols IdohoPhone 450 ELLIOTT BAY LUMBER CO. 600 W. Spokane St., Seattle,Wash., Phone Elliott 8080 EXCHANGE LUMBER &MANUFACTURING CO. P.O. Box 1514, Spokone 7, Wosh.Glenwood 1621 UTAH LUMBER COMPANY 333 W. 1st So., Solt Loke City 9Utah, Phone 4-4318 Phon FROST HARDWOOD LUMBER CO Morket at Slate, Son Diego,Calif., Phone F-7224 LUMBER DEALERS, INC. 1301 Wazee St., Denver 17. Colo.Phone Tobor 6141 LUMBER DEALERS, INC. 423 No. 33rd., Billings, Montano Phone 3911 ROSE CITY FLOOR& INSULATING CO.Railway Exchange Building, Portland. Ore., Phone Afwoter 6444 VAN ARSDALE-HARRIS CO. 595 Fifth St., San Francisco 7,Calif., Phone Exbrook 4404 WOOD FIBER DIVISION • SIMPSON LOGGING COMPANY Plant at Shelton, Washingto i • Sales Division 1010 W^hite Building, Seattle 1, Washington > ARCHITECT AND ENGINEEF
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QUALITY ■ SINCE 1835 — an old established name in western logging and lumbering announces the comple-tion of a new, modern plant at Shelton, Washington, for the manufacture of a betterline of INSULATING BOARD PRODUCTS • INSULATING BUILDING BOARD • INSULATING TILEBOARD • INSULATING PLANK • INSULATING SHEATHING • INSULATING LATH !> the rain belt of the Olympic Mountains,nature produces the incomparable Douglas firwho.^e wood fibers are long, strong and tough.Extensive experiments and tests by the SimpsonResearch Laboratory have proven these long,tough fibers will produce a stronger, stouterinsiulaling board. As a result of these tests,skilled Simpson technicians have created acomplete line of insulating board products ofsuperior strength and thermal values . . . forhome, office and industry. A new modern plant at Shelton, Washington,home of many other Simpson industries since1895, now produces these newly-developedSimpson insulating products.

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