CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS REPORT Oct.. 1904 whereas the greater difficulty is experienced insecuring and retaining with Iho wages available even alimited number of workers necessary to keep a part ofthe mills in operation. Therefore resolved : That the woollen section of the C. M. A. request… … C. C. Ballantyne,Vine-President Canadian Manufacturers Association. 1904-1905, ment to grant a sufficient increase to afford it relief. 2. That this increase should be made at once if theindustry would be saved. 3. That it should apply not only to certain lines ofwoollen cloths, but equally to all…
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