B.C.

LUMBER WORKER

§ BUSINESS

STERN LESSON —

; dear t h
HS cree during the past six months. The | Iwa must now
its
‘among the lumber workers in that area. We cannot hope to side-
a 4 Spy
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at -
| tion, they could have written the
| contract desired,

orkers Ready
am not casting any reflec!

“ion ou workers aaa They
d throughout scat-

separated by
of ier |

ad the aeeeednity to
it with the tac- |

palate on eae may

has
beco!
ust all admit that with Spee Les
organization in the Interior ae trade union’ strategy.
ing the past year, a eae As a matter of fact, I found

The Only

GENUINE
‘| ‘DRY-BAK’

ASK FOR IT BY NAME
AT YOUR COMMISSARY
OR LEADING STORES

The treatment by which canvas is made
water repellent to produce “DRY-! BAK’!

Jones hat 2 py Ltd., and i is entirely
processed in our own plant. You should,
mareters, leak an the name “DRY-BAK”
el uarantee

contract would have bee

oe great majority of the Interior
thi dwork are eager for orga-

nizational opportunities.
Until the a ae Unions
(Continued Col.

ers on the job had Pieelie confi-
dence in the unity and strength

ing fhe fl ine
vas clothing obtainab
or without interlining

made possible through organiza-

Christmas Greetings
Home of UNION-MADE Masts Wear

TO OUR MANY FRIENDS AND CLIENTS
THROUGHOUT THE INDUSTRY

|

What—He tried to sell you a suit that didn’t fit—
Ghence your store, my boy, and try THE HUB!

“CONVENIENT CREDIF TERMS

Doing Business Over 50 Y
45 EAST HASTINGS ST. conver. B. Cc.

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(From Col. 2) | Medi T
gain the necessary membership | icoes 10 me
prone and) organizational ex- 5 GOP abe ts |socialization. He thoug

th ely on the has itself borne | inevitable that the state assist i

an GEM Ee ii: the provision of prepaid medical

strative assistance. Throw; on meh are now bringing: ye to some elements of society.
District Council, and during i the pie more and more into the Ew: Bue predicted that the day
eatly stages’ we must furnish the es wel said, Dy, ght come tt
; A ata es 3 «Ewart, preside midis Git patie i
weapons of organization, if we th, Gatavio N ony Slee at Dna

are to expect the Interior wood) viaking to a fedicay pidgin of tale ‘ "
protect aur outers the sociation in Hamilton ia eee
| vart told his audience PrePae medica

that oe must “accept the’ fact mrt a snl preintadl Sate ed

igh Morente
itself.

that they existed in a period of cal sion

next two

zed, miterio
SAIC nee ng
ae iNet
nal effort ex- |
tented aa neatstioy. thts year
was too little and too late, t
y attle on

phe Caton ‘held |
erved its
nex! at round,

Money Orders!

When you want tosend money by mail, use
iC di. Bant ££,

ty

> Naplear ah ee
Coast, eo the industry ts = mote |
highly and

on
methods now

on we should plan

Publication date of the next issue ae the B.C. LUMBER peceren
is Jonuory 2nd.
copy December 24th,

You can buy them at any Commerce branch
in British Columbia. They can be mailed
safely—can be cashed readily. Be safe when

ce
systematically, month by month, |.

do essential foundation
ae rk, nly in certifying op-
eration but i linking the work-
ers rat

a shat’ eer
o@ Morris
Bidar M. Hodgeo

all operations! more elosels

i anetleritig (ocahU i ee a

odie pions mailing money. Use Canadian Bank of
Card-packing members don't

nake an organization which can Commerce Money Ord

meet the test of a grueling fight

with the employers. A fighting
anization is made f members -selreale ag tr BY Wee : convenient, easy to do

ned t

and
Went to to; Teeity. th ontee ‘of
trade union strate,

Said the model to the
“Somehow I es a t feel i mn ee
nude for worl ek ts

Nee ash

“Thankful Ne grum BANK
sourpuss to the sunshine spread-
er. “What have I xe to be thank.
fc ct ena OMMERCE
” prompted the |
ties oe aphex that, you 80 Branches in British Columbia
aren't one of your creditors.” ~ | ;