8 B.C.

LUMBER WORKER Ist Issue, October

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eect machiesin which the operator with amozing speed
sews a three needle seam, giving durability to the garment, and another

specialty, where . . .

. (4) the waistband is sewn onto the garment, with a very complicated
semi-autometic machine, but before the garment is finally assembled,
another operator stitches . . .

. (1) The cutters, at Aero Garment Co. Ltd., using high speed cutting
machines, guided along lines marked with chalk from a pattern, cut

cut up to 100 dozen garments a day. When cut and “bundled” it is con-
veyed to the production line, where we find . .

* through four dozen layers of material in one operation. These cutters can

. (2) operators who sew on zippers, pockets, etc., as one-of numerous
specialized operations such as this: . .

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Pierre Paris & Sons

51 West Hastings Street Vancouver, B.C.

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