B.C. LUMBER WORKER

2nd Issue, Au: gust

With the TWH Camera

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1. THESE ARE THE LADIES who officiated during the refreshment hour
at the Annual Meeting of Local 1-367 IWA.

2. HUNGRY MEMBERS of Local 1-367 IWA, adjourned during their
‘Annual Meeting to the kitchen, where their appetites were appeased by
the women folk, in a pleasant social atmosphere.

3. CAMP MORESBY GROUP, Q.C.I. meets President Frank Howard,
(right), Local 1-71 after the camp meeting.

4, SCENE ot Camp Six with boat about to dock. *

5. INTRODUCING ALL GUESTS, President Warren Lowery, (right) takes
a sly dig at District President Morris in a mysterious reference to business
transactions involving o boat.

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- + Bullon-bools were Vogue :
Pierre Paris Has Given B.C. Woodworkers

A Standard of Quality
By Which To Judge Fine Boots and Oxfords

Here Is The Latest Addition To ¢
The Fine Paris Family of Footwear

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STEEL TOE
SAFETY OXFORDS

Steel ‘Toe Specially Designed for the
Paris Arch-Support Lest. Uppers of
Weter-proof Chocolate Oil-Tan and
Non-Slip, Oil- Resistant Pan - Cord
Union Soles and Heels.

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; . Pierre Paris i: Sons £0.
‘ 51 West Hastings Street

‘A Family Business Owned and Operated in B.C. for 41 Years

Vancouver, B.C.

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