2nd Issue, January

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

ei

1, CLOTHING DONATED by Coast
Unionists in aid of the Interior [WA
strikers being readied for distribu-
tion in Creston,

2. IWA_ STRIKERS picketing the
C.P,R. siding leading into the Cres-
ton Sawmill Co, Ltd., Creston. Left
to right: John Wurst, Roy Allison,
Joe Allison, Fronk Ingham, Gordon
Peasley, Roger Ingham, Harvey Ped-
erson, Charlie Peasley.

3. JOHN SQUIRE, Ist Vice-Presi-
dent of Local 1-85, IWA, Port
Alberni, end CCF MLA, addressing
the crowded Public Meeting, held
Jonuary 10th, in the K. of P. Hall,
Creston,

deass anything hatin for tn eed
isn tior
Rotaafare sf All. tee sete

Creston Strike Scene

Ss

The “SAFETY OXFORD‘

Built To The Time-Honoured =
Paris Standard of Quality

THE ONLY ARCH-FITTING
SAFETY OXFORD

UNION-MADE

Styled In
Mocassin or Brogue
Fully-Formed, Approved Steel Safety Toe
“Surestep” (Non-Slip) Safety Sole and Heel

Brown Boxcalf — Full Leather Lining

Pierre Paris & Sons £0.

51 W. HASTINGS ST. ‘VANCOUVER, B.C.
A Family Business Owned and Operated In B.C. For 48 Years