8 ‘ B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Annual Loggers’

1. Music for the Loggers’ Ball, held in the Pender Auditorium, December
26th, was furnished by this all girl orchestra and their gay tunes soon
had...

« these dancers on the floor including . . .

PROBABLY ~ THE Stoweot-VHade SHOES
te Canadal

“Why?

Because the Craftsmen
who make Paris Fine
Footwear won’t hear of
being hurried.

They work fine leathers
in the same tradition
proudly passed from
father to sons and though
Paris boots may take
three or four times as

long to make as ordinary
boots...

3. . ... this well known member of
Local 1-71, Hans Larsen and friend. ,
Sitting on the side-lines enjoying
the dancing were...

remember:
THEY ALSO TAKE
LONGER TO WEAR
OUT.

There are other shoes, of

course, BUT THERE IS
ONLY .ONE “PARIS”.

- 4... . Harvey Heard,
the Loggers’ Navy and

ipber of
Sten-

man. Two more gentlemen cought
haying a respite from the strenuous
dancing exercise were . . .

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Pierre Paris
& Sons

Makers of Fine Footwear For Fifty Years

51 WEST HASTINGS STREET Nearest:
B.C. Light Cruiser
VANCOUVER, B.C. “Snag Proof”

5... . Harold For in, job stew- Union Made Under Canadian Patent No. 241705
‘ard at Camp Woss, and his friends
who found the Ball much to their

liking.