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Paper Has Endless
Variety of Uses

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

these various paper products for al-
most 60 years. . \

Carpenter simply buys sacks, bags,

paper plates, cups, wrapping paper,
Christmas papers, letter paper and
ten thousand and one other items. It
buys them from the mills and manu-
facturing plants that specialize in
each thing. It buys them in quantity
and keeps. a supply on hand in its
warehouses.
. The company’s own salesmen of
course have detailed catalogs of
everything the firm handles. They
call on your grocer and baker and
druggist and everybody else who sells
you anything, and they sell him the
particular kinds of paper he needs in
his business. Then, from their nearest
stockroom they ship him a thousand
sacks, or half a million, or whatever
it is he wants. ‘

They sell on a wholesale basis and
in large quantities. They buy their
supplies by the carload; in 1940, for
example, Carpenter brought into
Oklahoma City approximately 300
carloads of paper in various forms. A
lot of this it stored for a time in its
Grand avenue plant. Sometimes on
big shipments it places a customer's
order direct with a mill or manufac-
turer and the shipment is made from

 

Paper in Many
Forms on Display

The Carpenter plant has nu-
merous show rooms where its
various products are on dis-
play. On the right is a display
of a few of the varied items
kept in stock, These are main-
ly processed forms—fancy
wrapping paper, paper plates,
cups, novelties, etc.

On the extreme right is the
plastic bindings department,
where covers are fixed on
thousands of books, pamphlets
and magazines. In this picture,
covers are being attached to
Sorosis club cook books.

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the factory direct to the ae
This simply eliminates a handling
job. For the most part, however,
Carpenter stocks its supplies locally
and fills orders from the city ware-
house.

Thus it fulfills its role of a paper
wholesaler. It keeps on hand every
kind and size and shape of paper a
customer conceivably might want,
and is able to get the order out to
him quickly.

 

OLYMPIC

On their fine,

ued success.

 

The Manufacturers Of

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FIBERFOLD BRISTOL
Made Rite Index Bristol
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Congratulate

CARPENTER PAPER CO.

extend best wishes for contin-

WHEELWRIGHT PAPERS, INC.

LEOMINSTER, MASSACHUSETTS

BRISTOL

new home and

 

 

 

 

Congratulations from a
friendof LONG STAND-
ING and best wishes for
the continued success of
CARPENTER PAPER
COMPANY.

 

 

 

The Preferred Service
In Washrooms Used By
Many People Daily

RED Cross ¥ ONLIWON
TOILET TISSUES AND PAPER TOWELS

MORE SANITARY,

MORE ECONOMICAL

 

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THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN

 

 

 

THE HOOVEN & ALLISON COMPANY
“Spinners of Fine Cordage Since 1869”
XENIA, OHIO

Makers of high grade Jute and Sisal Wrapping

Twine for every purpose

Distributed in

OKLAHOMA CITY

By

CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY

 

 

 

HEARTY, CONGRATULATIONS!

to the

CARPENTER
PAPER CO.

Of Oklahoma

On the remarkable progress
which makes their new home
necessary and possible.

Badger Paper Mills, Inc.

Peshtigo, Wisconsin

 

 

 

 

We congratulate the Carpenter Paper
Company on its new home as evidence
of its faith in the continued progress of
the great Southwest.

The Hopper Paper Company, Tay-
lorville, Ilinois, the closest fine paper
mill in the country to Oklahoma City
feels fortunate that its geographical
position allows it to serve so well this

part of the country.

| THE HOPPER PAPER COMPANY:

Taylorville, Illinois

 

 

 

W. C. Hamilton & Sons

 

 

CONGRATULATIONS

—on the housewarming
of a fine paper house—

W. C. Hamilton & Sons con-
gratulates the Carpenter Paper
Company on the finest paper
warehouse in the Southwest,
and is doubly proud to have
them as distributors of Hamil-
ton Vellum and Text Papers.

If you want the best,
use Hamilton papers

Miquon, Penna,

Makers of:
Hamilton Vellum Hamilton Andorra

Hamilton Victorian Hamilton Kilmory
Hamilton Italian Pressed

SUNDAY, JUNE 8,

Company Starts In
Oklahoma in 1908

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about 22,000 square feet of floor space
and this proved ample until 1921
when the company again outgrew its
physical properties, It moved in March
of that year to the 27-29 Grand ave-
nue location it has just vacated for
the new home.

In the Grand avenue building it

had 58,000 square feet of floor space
scattered over four floors; and in re-

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Good luck!

 

 

CONGRATULATIONS

TO

CARPENTER
PAPER COMPANY

on the opening of their fine new home in
Oklahoma City—and all good wishes for in-

creased success due the greater service that

Strathmore

MAKERS OF FINE PAPERS

1941.

cent years the company has felt an
increasing pinch for room,

Carpenter continued its operations
in Oklahoma as a branch of the Kan-=
sas City Paper House until July, 1931.
Then, in keeping with the company’s

early policy of incorporating an indi-.

vidual business wherever feasible, the
Carpenter Paper Co. of Oklahoma was
founded.

Paper Keeps Record
Of Its Own History

Few arts or crafts haye a finer
or greater group of books dealing with
their crafts than paper. Yet while
paper-making had its European origin
in Spain, there are few volumes on
Spanish books, either ancient or mod-
ern, that deal with the craft.

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