Ist Issue, November B.C. LUMBER WORKER ,

_ BEHIND THE UNION LABEL

Workers in the brewing industry of British ONO
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whenever desired. The dis play eo of the union
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BREWERY, FLOUR. CEREAL, SOFT
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entitles them to display their union iabel, as cates that the raw materials utilized by the

shown here, on the various brands produced,

camera man, seeking information about Vaeen started
i tour of three Vancouver breweries sv oe Topmost pent in one of
them, where the malted grain is conveyed

. ss : ra tub, mash tub and rice cooker, In the lauter tub the
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) room, and automatic Processes, regulated by punched
cards ae nana grind tha malted grain, (either pice! or fbarls Dk in the
ance by the
@ automation for ‘not a man: co! ould be seen on
ne ste at ahah, ‘one fel Tnepaee "the dial Is occasionally. From
here the finely ground grain is conveyed to ‘

(3) lauter tub, shown here with a kettleman at the controls, The
extract raya from the mash at this stage must undergo further treat-

«e+ (4) brew pivebtie? here shown with the kettle leman again at the

trols Vert ‘are added for fover, as the “wort” is kept at the boil. Tie
to illustrate the complexity of all processes involved this photograph
shows . +» :

MANUFACTURING
CO. (B.C.) LTD
2248-50 EAST HASTINGS ST.
VANCOUVER, B.C.

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(5) the carbonoting p and the network of hose ELH PST
_ equine to convey the li uid tree opel ‘one stage to on next, This is by no
end, for the br rew is now conveyed to ’

See also Page 8