B.C. LUMBER WORKER 1st Issue, July

meetings of your organization. It is scarcely possible
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All Experience is an Arch to Build Upon

at meetings. RY ADAMS, 1838-1918

ant our union to be clean, democratic and {| ARCH FITTING ‘COMFORT

effective. We want our union to deserve the esteem

of our neighbors. It's up to us, the members, to see Pi P °
to it that our union always has these qualities. And by (erke GUS
that means that we must turn out for union meetings.
Your union will be what you want it to be—if you HAS BEEN THE STANDARD
always do your part. So, no matter what else you OF QUALITY IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
may ‘feel like doing, when you hear there’s a union FOR NIGH ON FIFTY YEARS
meeting scheduled, make it your business to be there Take For E. 1
and participate to the very best of your ability. ake For Example The
—from AMERICAN FEDERATIONIST “LIGHT CRUISER” é

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AT ANY PRICE!

Pierre Paris & Sons.

51 West Hastings Street Vancouver, B.C.

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50 Years of Family Craftsmanship in B.C, “4°E
1907 — — 1957

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Lecal members attending the