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8 . B.C. LUMBER WORKER 1st Issue, October ,

Local 1-424 Pieniec Scenes ae

Annual Picnic of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of Local 1-424, IWA., Prince George, held ~
___at Six-Mile Lake, drew more than 300 members and their families. The event eagerly ~~:
___ looked forward to by the Prince George Local provides a fine Sports programme for f
children and grown-ups alike as may be seen by the following pictures.

Bitty vercttcdlisaiudica re herncaotiots pice toreptivie} soed deal ‘of emusement GIRLS’ SACK RACE proved to be one of the most exciting on the day's programme.

The

Quick os you can
say ‘Model 73,’

this high-produc- | B.C. Light Cruiser’”’

tion McCullough

chain saw zips ;
through big timber. DESIGNED FOR B.C. LOGGING CONDITIONS,

aly ea62iup for. | ON EXCLUSIVE PARIS LASTS, AND SOLD FOR
Magri ever NEARLY HALF A CENTURY BY A PIONEER
‘one-man saw.

B.C, FAMILY OF SHOE CRAFTSMEN.

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McCULLOCH A wusisee Fully Owned and Controlled In B.C. Since 1907 By
McCulloch Co, of

220 Wart It Ave. Pierre Paris & Sons

Vancouver 10, B.C,

Branch offices and =
Hadiosuchncuchont 51 W. Hastings Street Vancouver, B.C.

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