8 B.C. LUMBER WORKER ist Issue, July

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All Experience is an Arch to Build Upon

HENRY ADAMS, 1838-1918

ARCH FITTING COMFORT

ty Pierre Paris

HAS BEEN THE STANDARD
OF QUALITY IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
FOR NIGH ON FIFTY YEARS

Take For Example The

“LIGHT CRUISER”

THERE'S NO LOGGING BOOT
TO COMPARE WITH IT

AT ANY PRICE!
‘MADE

Pierre Paris & Sons

51 West Hastings Street Vancouver, B.C.

PICKET LINE of the Seafarers’ Internationel Union, guerd the mei
to the docks of the Union Steamship Company,” with whom they
been on strike against for the past two weeks,’ Greup from left

Schayol; W. Wynn; J. Smelser, Picket Captain; A. Kattler; W. Barstady

the basement of the building which has been completely renovated.

SHOP COMMITTEE of the Sproat Leke Division, all members of Local
1:85, IWA., Port Alberni. From left—Jim McIntyre, Adam Knorr, Joe
_ Marcinek, Carl Klint, George Gaynor and Ray Drew.

B.
R. Carter.

3. RECREATIONAL FACILITIES for members of the S.1LU. are provided
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5. WCB COMMISSIONER, Chris Pritchard, is shown here addressing the

‘grew of the R. B, McLean Company, in which he praised them for their
re performance in winning the WCB Special Award.

6. RB. CREW, members of Local 1-85, IWA., Port Alberni,

during ‘Special Award presentation.

A Family Business Owned and Operated in B.C. Since 1907