Ist Issue, November

LOGGERS’ LOCAL

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CENTRAL COMMITTEE of IWA representotives from the six camps of the Englewood Division
jedian Forest Products Limited, pose for their picture, following a recent meeting

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- FINANCIAL SECRETARY of the Loggers’ Local, 1-71, IWA., Fred Fieber,
during one of his visits to Port Hardy.

IWA CHAIRMAN Mortin Hedman, (right) of Camp

Woss, in the Englewood
Division, ond Speederman W. Hunter, prepare to go on shift,

Division, checks hy Sub-Local

VERNON CAMP IWA Chairman, Bill MeMath, jelto in the Englewood
ip figures in ice.

POPULAR BOB PICKERING, another active union member in the Englewood
Division, rests from his labours of the day at his comfortable home at
Beoch Comp.

"HARDY Camp Choirmon, James Reilly, wos ph hed by Fred
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LOOK WHAT THEY’VE DONE WITH

LOGGING!

The Last 50 Years Have Seen Some Mighty Changes In B.C.'s
Forest Empire.

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LOOK WHAT PIERRE PARIS HAS DONE WITH

LEATHER!

In those same 50 years of family craftsmanship Pierre Paris &
Sons have done for leather what Rolls Royce has done for the
automobile: Created a standard by which all others are judged

There’s Magic in That Name

Pierre Paris & Sons

Makers of The Finest Footwear For 50 Foothappy Years
51 West Hastings St.

A Union Shop

Vancouver, B. C.