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Pierre Paris has grown with the Lumber Industry of British Columbia,

making good boots which have stood the test of time for half a century

The ‘B.C.’ Light Cruiser

DESIGNED FOR THE B.C. WOODS ON
EXCLUSIVE PARIS LASTS
(Union-Made)

Pierre Paris

& Sons 20.

51 West Hastings Street
VANCOUVER, B. C.

\_ 1. RAY WILLIAMS, operating the double edge tennoner, which machines
rails for doors, at the Moore-Whittington Lumber Company’s Sash and

Door Department.

2. D. H. BENNETT, operator of the hollow chisel machine, an ingenious
tool that cuts the square holes in sashes at the Crowe-Gonnason Lumber

Company's Sash, Door and Bench Department.

3. CAPTAIN W. WARREN, of the Soenghees Prince, booming boat used
by the B.C.F.P. at their Plumper Bay operation in Victorio.

4. C. S. PAGE, at Work with the sash tending machine which grooves the
sash at the Crowe-Gonnason Lumber Company, Victoria. ~

5. DAVE CHAPMAN, at work constructing home fixtures at the Moore-
Whittington Lumber Company.

6. CECIL H. TAYLOR, Conductor of Local 1-118, IWA, operator of the
brick mold ripper.

e 7. SAM COOK, Recording Secretary of Local 1-118, IWA, marking out
stairs with the stair maker tool at the Crowe-Gonnason Lumber Company.

8. T. (POP) CROSS, Dump Engineer on the booming grounds of the Elder
Timber Co.; Ltd., Vancouver Island,

A Family Business Owned and Operated in B.C.
For 48 Years